For the ones that are excited to go to Kent and dont know how is the university, you can relax, its a very good campus and I recommend everyone that university. I went there in an exchange last year, and this was so incredible and memorable
I just wanted to say thank you so much for all your videos, I went to Kent for my applicant day today and I have just firmed it. I cannot wait to study there and your videos have really helped my decision-making process. Also, you are just the sweetest person xx
thank you so much for this! I got an unconditional offer from Kent and I’m so unsure of where to go but this video made me fall in love all over again!!
I did like it pros you are near all the beaches Whitstable,, herne Bay, margate, and folkestone. Cons shops close around 5 and buses around 7 pm strange asda was open 24 hours had to walk there. I did struggle to adjust but fantastic support and lovely countryside gulbenkian cheapest cinema in UK! Saw the hobbit. Weird 3d the film was contained within the screen
Wow, the nostalgia hits hard watching this video. I graduated in 2018 and honestly haven’t thought much about uni since, as I fully expected to be living the graduate lifestyle in a big city. A certain little pandemic ruined those plans. I will definitely need to return to Canterbury after the pandemic with my uni friends for a proper reunion.
Really great video! Thank you. I have an unconditional offer from Kent, this video makes me even more excited to come here! :) The views look amazing and the campus is gorgeous. I saw a bit of it during my applicant day, but not all. I liked and subscribed.
It's intense I dropped law for anthropology brilliant choice loved the subject minor in history dropped that. Got my gdl from City dream achieved currently trying to complete the lpc at Westminster hardest course in my life.
hey! Im got accepted into Kent for Law for 2023 and i have to send in my replies to my offeres in a week! And since im not sure which unis i wanna pick, could you tell me a bit about your experience at the uni and the law courses and anything u can tell me honestly hahaha :)
Really great video I got an unconditional from Kent this video makes me feel a little more comfortable about going to uni I’m staying in Keynes College
This video brought back so much memories! I started my undergrad in ukc back in 2011, it was awesome watching you discover it like I once did :) the new library looks dope!
It does rain a lot. And u might be snowed in but when it is sunny it is hot! But I used to go for long walks the biggest range of societies I have seen in any other unis.
I remember coming through Clearing in the early 90s, missing on Kent (after having met the admissions tutor in European Studies and stupidly refused the offer because it included a language) and ending up at Keele in Staffordshire, a very cold, isolated, depressing place. Very few students south of Oxford. Canterbury beats Newcastle Under Lyme any day. Closer to London and the Continent.
I was a student at UKC in the '90s. Good old days! Some of the best years of my life. My room overlooked the duck pond! Great video, sent me on a trip down memory lane!
Here in 2024! Im going to Kent next year and im doing international law with a year abroad. When you do the year abroad, do you have to arrange your own accomodation? I was just wondering to anyone in the comments who can tell me, thanks! :)
I am planning to apply to Kent for aba as well! I visited the university in January however it was closed and I was not able to see much. Would I be able to ask you more about the program and university?
Hey any advice plz.. I am gonna choose between Kent business school and northumbria university in Newcastle for MSc logistics and supply chain management.. where should I go? Fee is almost the same but I want to study seriously..so which uni teaching ll be better? Also any input on part time jobs in Canterbury??
Hey i have one question about cantbury cantbury is good for study and job so thay student can earn the money for thier next semester?? Plz give your response
It's its reliable but at around midnight u might have to get a taxi or walk I lived in parkwood and them fancy flats. The foxes and widelife used to scare me!
I'd just like to apologise for how 'scruffy' Britain is in general, it must be a real eye opener. Our councils seem to spend our money on sculptures no one asked for, silly events to 'look good' and looking after other people's delinquent children. I don't like it either 'sigh'
