看一下国外的同学怎么看英国大学！

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The University

• Facilities. Does the University or the surrounding area have any specific facilites you might require, academic or otherwise? Good gyms, supermarkets, computer labs, bars?

• Libraries and resources. If you're an arts and humanities specialist, the library resources will be very important to you whilst you're there - are the online journal systems good? Do they have a broad range of specialist texts? Likewise if you're a scientist, ensuring that the labs are up to scratch will be particularly important before committing to your course.

• Housing. A lot of universities don't provide specialist accommodation for postgraduates, which means looking in the private sector, or bunking with the undergrads. If you're only there for a year, neither option may be very appealing, so do check to see what housing is laid on by the university.

• Location. Campus or city? The differences in location and style between universities can be huge, and both types are like marmite - you either love them or hate them! Likewise, you may need to find a university within striking distance of your home, which can cut down the range of options enormously.

• Support for postgrads. Some universities have dedicated societies, social areas, and work spaces - all of these things can be very beneficial to your postgrad experience and it's worth asking about what's available.

• Postgraduate numbers. Again, universities with massive undergraduate-dominance are likely to pay less attention to ensuring the wellbeing of their masters students, so checking what the ratio is can be a good shorthand to checking the emphasis on providing postgraduate-focused support.
  大体选大学参考，硬件设施，图书馆资料，宿舍，地理位置，学校提供的帮助，和硕士生数量。外国人选学校的时候，脑子里很少有“排名”这个因素，各大网站给学生建议的时候，也没见过给“university rank”的。

伤花怒放

中国人看排名其实也不是很多的

等、未来

有时候是个别人的误导！