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  • 23 of 23 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    bethric

    3 Stars London College of Communication - hmm... 14/12/2004
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Very hip, excellent facilities for each subject area, people on the whole very sociable and friendly

    Disadvantages Disadvantages It's in Elephant & Castle!! Not much of a 'community' feel due to it being in London, terrible Freshers arrangements

    Having just dropped out from LCP (or LCC as it's now known) I'm going to try my best to give an unbiased opinion, and although at first impressions you may not think I'm the best person to write a review having left, bear with me because I do have many good things to say about the college too! Firstly, I want to stress that the college itself was not the reason for me leaving - I was unfortunately put in the dullest and most unfriendly student house this side of the universe, which greatly affected my decision, and after thinking it through the course I had opted to do (B.A. (Hons) Journalism) ... more
  • 8 of 8 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    alansmith212

    4 Stars London Institute gains University Status. 29/08/2003
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Good student vibe, teaching standard.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Area slightly run down, some outdated computer equipment

    The London Institute is comprised of five distinguished colleges. They make up. Camberwell college of Art and Design. Central St Martins College. Chelsea College of Art and Design. London College of Fashion (LCF) London College of Printing (LCP) The London College of Printing is split into five main schools of study. You can study a variety of courses ranging from access courses, BA Hons and Masters. You can study book art, graphics, marketing, management studies and retail. The list goes on. I have been in attendance at The London College of Printing for almost a year. The college has over ... more
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