Schools Experiences at UK Universities - Sheffield & St. Andrews

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Sheffield and St. Andrews are being considered for study, particularly in the fields of Finance, Chemistry, and Math. Sheffield is noted for its friendly community and decent climate, comparable to Seattle. A current master's student at Sheffield mentions a positive experience but lacks specific details on the programs of interest. There is also a suggestion to explore Imperial College for its strong reputation in sciences. The discussion invites further insights about the universities and their surrounding areas, particularly regarding community and social life.
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Do any of you have experience with UK Universities? I'm looking particularly at Sheffield and St. Andrews.

If so, what did you think about the school and the community?

My interests are in Finance, Chemistry and Math.

Thank you for any insight into these schools and surrounding areas.


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I can't say stuff about those particular universities, as I don't know anything about them to be honest. You'll be able to find out lots of stuff here though.
 
Azrioch said:
Do any of you have experience with UK Universities? I'm looking particularly at Sheffield and St. Andrews.

If so, what did you think about the school and the community?

My interests are in Finance, Chemistry and Math.

Thank you for any insight into these schools and surrounding areas.


:smile:
I'm currently studying at Sheffield working towards my masters in Nuclear Waste Immoblisation. The area here is great. The people are friendly, and the climate is okay... think Seattle for the climate. As for the subjects that you're interested in, I couldn't start to tell you how the programs are here. However, if you want to know more about the surrounding areas, and pubs, let me know.
 
You could also possibly look at Imperial college as it is one of the best for the sciences.
 
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