Is Loughborough good for international students?

Times Higher Education has found Loughborough to have the UK’s Best Student Experience over the last 10 years, and the University has also been awarded 5* for Internationalisation by QS Stars Scheme.

What is Loughborough uni known for?

Loughborough is renowned in the UK for its sports provisions. Loughborough is home to the world’s largest university-based sports technology research group, which is part of the Sports Technology Institute.

What is Loughborough like for students?

What is Loughborough like? Loughborough town is a lively and friendly market town with plenty of things for students to do. It is home to an array of shops and restaurants, relaxed pubs and bars and some great entertainment facilities.

Is Loughborough easy to get into?

Oxford and Cambridge are notoriously hard to get into, and the lower down you go in the uni league tables, the easier it gets – or so you might think….Full list of UK university offer rates.

Do Loughborough give unconditional offers?

Loughborough University does not support making unconditional offers to prospective students who have yet to complete their post-16 qualifications. We firmly believe these are detrimental to students as they can demotivate and have a negative impact on achievement.

How difficult is it to get into Loughborough?

Loughborough University — Loughborough is best known for the quality of its sporting teams, but the university’s business degrees are highly valued and, as a result, its tricky to get a place. Average entrants to Loughborough’s business degree have 418 UCAS points.

Is Loughborough flexible with grades?

Loughborough is your Firm choice If you have met or exceeded all the conditions in your offer (including grades required in specific subjects), congratulations! You will be able to check to see that your place at Loughborough has been confirmed via UCAS Track.

What grades do you need to get into Loughborough?

We normally expect applicants to have a minimum of grade 4/C in GCSE English Language and, for most courses, GCSE grade 4/C in Mathematics. A higher level of achievement in specific GCSEs is required for some courses and details of these are included in the relevant course entry.