London Metropolitan University (reviews)

The university was very diverse and inclusive and there were lots of opportunities to interact with people from different backgrounds. Most students were commuting from home as the location is brilliant for people living in London so perhaps its not a university for people who want to integrate fully into ‘uni life’

I was first based at the campus in Moorgate and I loved it. Perfect location, look lovely and the lectures were amazing. I then moved to the Holloway road campus and it was also good too. There was a bar there

I studied LLB Law at London Met and was supported through out my degree. We were provided with a mentor who we could contact to schedule meetings to discuss coursework. This was a great help and I had friends at other universities who did not have a mentor and were often jealous I was able to reach out to a mentor for clarification on coursework concepts.

A much better university than many would assume. Of course, like with any school, it varies from department to department, but, overall, the university benefits from its London location and a lot of great professors give lectures there part time. Highly multicultural environment also helps the experience. Not many know than even the current mayor of London itself, Sadiq Khan is a graduate.
The only downside is it can be tricky finding your first job, like with any university