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07-01-07, 10:20 AM
I just graduated from Goldmiths in September...............it really depend on what you are looking for in a university and what angle you wish to study your programme at.......
The course I completed was the only one in London which is relitavely local to me
the way they taught my subject was different to how hertfordshire taught it.....we were allowed to express our opinion on the subject material of our course, in conjuction with our professional body and the Healthcare Professions Council, who validate the course
black students are a rarity on my course and I complained about that!!
but social work is a different story, many brothers and sisters are on that course
one gripe I do have is that communication between departments need to improve!
other than that, it is a nice school, I had lots of support due to my dyslexia which they regarded as profound, I reallyfelt able to contactmy lecturers if I felt anything wasnt right.
but this is only my opinion
it really depends on what you want out of a subject.
Its elite status is there....there is a degree of snobbery
I always challenged it especially in my end of year shows!!!!
anything else you want to know, ask!!!
HUMOUR...NOTHING BEATS IT!!
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