One of my favourite things about Imperial is its diversity, by studying with peers from all over the world has not only built my network but also broaden my mind. The academic staffs are also very friendly, responsive and supportive. With multiple academic activities each month, including seminars, conferences and speech, these create a good academic environment on campus. Moreover, there are more than 300 clubs in Imperial which allows me to choose anything I like and enjoy my wonderful Uni life.

Very good organization of class and lab programs. Easy access to library facilities. High quality of education and distinguished teaching staff. I never used the university ‘s accommodation so I have no opinion.

As an international I pay almost 4 times more than home students, and in return there’s no garantee as if I will find a job due to visa sponsership.
So, there’s no difference between me who will graduate from one of top 10 universities in the world, and someone who studied in a normal university.

Imperial college has a long history and have been producing world-class professionals since its early days. However, buildings lack aesthetic appeal, lectures are sub-par and notes are inconsistent. Although graduating out of this university will put you in the upper hand compared to other lower ranked university, it might be challenging to go into classes consistently due to the loose attendance structure and lack of interest in heading to the campus itself since it does not look ‘nice’.