University of Surrey in one paragraph...
"The course is better than I expected, the teaching is really excellent. The town is beautiful and close by, good sport teams and there is a huge new sports complex being built." says Terry - read the whole review here.
UCAS Code: S85
University Homepage: www.surrey.ac.uk
Maximum Tuition Fee?: £9000
UK Ranking: 29th (Times Good University Guide 2012)
Open Days: 29 Jun 2012, 30 Jun 2012, 08 Sep 2012, 13 Oct 2012,
Statistics snapshot
Number of Registered Students: 15730
Male to Female Ratio: 42:58
Average UCAS points achieved: 330
Overseas Students: 26%
The best and worst things about University of Surrey:
"The best thing is the economics staff.
I can't think of a worst thing... maybe the price of accommodation."
Terry, doing Economics - Read more
"Best thing - great facilities and perhaps a hidden gem of British Universities! Great people and great social life. Good location to London and fantastic halls of residence."
George, doing Economics - Read more
Contact details for University of Surrey
Address:
Guildford
Surrey
GU2 7XH
Telephone: 01483 300800
Email: information@surrey.ac.uk
Please note that this is the registered address for University of Surrey. This may not be the location of your course.
Statistics
Student Breakdown
Degree class
National Student Survey
Employment prospects (within six months of graduation)
These statistics are supplied by UniStats.com - the official university statistics site by UCAS
Accommodation costs for University of Surrey
"About £83pw for the single room with shared bathroom, non catered at Surrey (there is no catered)."
Terry, doing Economics - Read more "All self-catered at Surrey. Basic ghetto stuff is £70 per week, nicer halls are about £100 per week (which is a good rate in the county of Surrey)."
George, doing Economics - Read more
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Reviews for University of Surrey:
Terry K, 2nd Year doing Economics
George M, 3rd Year doing Economics