University of Leeds: Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Programs

• My college has many campuses –School of engineering, School of Mathematics, Business school
• School of law and all are located in and around the city centre.
• Our college got two libraries, one with 24/7 access, gym facilities and also student communal spaces.
• Welcome Freshmen and Snowball are two major events that take place at my university.
• There are a lot of extracurricular activities that take place at my university. There are many clubs, like go-karting and goga clubs for trekking and led sports for swimming, table tennis, rugby and also cricket.

• My course fee was 28000 pounds when I joined in 2023. It might now get increased.
• We have the option to pay it in two semesters.
• My rent was expensive and it was around £600 per month. I lived close to the university, so no transportation costs and other expenses were around £200 per month. So it was £800 per month.
• These expenses are subjected to a particular place, where I lived in Leeds.

• The University of Leeds is a renowned educational institution with a centralized campus located in the heart of Leeds city center. Unlike some other universities, it does not have any subsidiary campuses. 
• The university boasts three libraries, a state-of-the-art facility known as the Edge, and an on-site hospital. Students have access to a diverse range of over 300 clubs and societies, catering to various interests and providing opportunities for personal and professional development. While most of these clubs and societies require a membership fee, there are also several notable ones that are free to join. 
• The university organizes regular events and fairs, such as the "Buddy Up" program, to facilitate social interaction and networking among students. Additionally, the university hosts popular club events like "Fruity Fridays" every weekend, offering students a vibrant clubbing experience.

• The total fee for my course was £27,500. Initially, I had to pay a deposit of £2,500 to secure my spot at the university. Later, I had to pay the remaining fee in two installments.
• The first installment, which was around £12,500, was due at the end of September, and the second installment, for the same amount, was due at the end of February. 
• My rent was £420 per month, which is considered to be one of the most affordable options available for private student accommodation.

• One big campus.
• The campus has 4 libraries, a lot of study spaces and that too of different kind (individual, group, etc)
• There's a sports area where you need a membership, which you get by default if you live in university accommodation. There are a lot of cafes around the campus. Big labs, big classrooms—you name it.
• There are different clubs for different things and I haven't attended any fests but there are societies that keep conducting events, like the Indian society will conduct a Holi-Diwali party. They keep conducting Bollywood nights.
• Similarly, other cultures have their own fests.
• And specific societies, like literature or art, would do other events. There are fests to celebrate students and teachers. Winter carnival, etc.
• There is Leeds University Union, which is entirely run by students for the students. They help you out for each and every problem you face in your university life and keep conducting events.

• College fees was thirty Lacs INR and Student Accommodation cost me around nine Lacs INR (which was the most expensive one; cheaper ones are available if you choose to live a little further from the college)
• You can pay college fees either completely or in installments. I did it in 2 installments.
• 15000-20000 INR would be an estimate for monthly expenses

• I would say it had around 20+ buildings with everything connected. All of them were near each other except for a separate building of computer science building ester simpson and Leeds business school in different locations but accessible from Leeds university union building. Everything was walkable distance.
• There is fully equipped gym, temperature controlled pool. Basket ball court, very small football yard, Badminton court behind business school, 3 different libraries and a student union.
• There are also a theatre, music rooms, Yoga rooms and 3 bars. There is grocery store and small cafes for coffee and snacks and lunch area and a huge common room with seating.

• Tuition fee had initial deposit around £1,300 for Getting CAS. Once CAS letter is released from the UK government remaining amount to be paid to university was around £24500. Total amount was £27000.
• Fees is charged Yearly
• Rent was £520 per month excluding bills. energy Bills were around £100 and water bill was £50. Transportation monthly bus pass was £ 60 and groceries were £60 per month

• The University has multiple campus for each department with great infrastructure and classrooms.
• There were multiple libraries in and around university premises, beautifully designed and built and you can spend entire day in it.
• The student unions keeps organising multiple fests and events and you get to eat pizza for free.
• They also have multiple clubs and sports activities so you can participate in them and have great time with the people

• Since I graduated in 2017 my entire expenses for 1 year degree was around 30lacs including hostel fees and tuition fess and living expenses. And also you get to work part times during the education so you can earn extra.
• The fees was semester wise. Monthly expenses will not cross more than £1000 if you are wise in spending. Other than that you get to stya in uni hostels which are little expensive but you can opt to stay outside and there are good number of cheaper options.

• I'm not entirely sure of how many campuses. But it would be maybe 4. The facilities are libraries, medical centres, and gym facilities; it depends on the department laboratories. My university has a lot of everyday events as well as more than 200 clubs for everyone to participate in. The clubs are of variety; it ranges from academics to sports to voluntary activities to dances to singing, which further have like 50-60 societies.

• Total fees are £31000, which is semester-wise. Hostel fees depend on the area and the accommodation chosen by the students. And monthly expenses are about £80-£100.
• The charges for the hostel depend on the payment plans installed and chosen by the students. Such as full upfront payment or monthly or quarterly. There are no application fees for the hostel; however, they do have a deposit of £200.

• Just 1 campus, in the city of Leeds.
• Facilities include 4 big libraries, one of which was open 24*7, all sorts of sports, including American football, rowing, basketball, skating, and much more.
• Major Christmas festivals were all white people festivals, including Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, and we had a grand freshmen week full of events and parties.
• All cultural events were organised by clubs and communities, including Guru Purab, Diwali, Holi, and much more.

• The tuition fee was 25000 GBP for the entire course in 2022.
• Fee was charged semester-wise.
• The hostel fee and rent were 6,000 GBP for the entire year, paid in 3 equal installments.
• Monthly expenses came around 200 GBP, which only includes food.
• 100 GBP for additional personal expenses per month, and that differs based on an individual's spending behaviour but overall for food and rent it was 600-700 GBP per month.

• My university has one huge campus which is located in the heart of the Leeds City center.
• The university provides a library, sport facilities, gym , first aid center for emergencies. The highlight is that the university has 3 big library buildings . University has different campus festivals .
• There are different societies and clubs .Events are conducted and organised by the clubs .The Indian Society organises cultural events and celebrates every Indian festival . The campus is always live and energetic.
• My favorite season is the Christmas were the campus will serve free food and hot beverages , Christmas carols , lights and cheers everywhere.

• The tuition fee is quite expensive.There were two semesters. The total fee were about 26 lakhs . 26 lakhs for an one year course is cumbersome . Plus the accommodation fee were about 6 lakhs for one year .
• I had to pay the fees prior to the release of admission letter. I chose to pay the admission and accommodation fee altogether.
• The monthly expenses ranges from 300-500 pounds excluding the accommodation. The expenses varies according to your spending habits .

I chose this university because it's a Russel group university. My course ranking was also good. And the city is student-friendly.

Our university has more than 100 societies and extracurricular events are always happening around the campus, we have a union area which has a bar, grocery store, cafe, and union shop for buying university merchandise. We have a cafe and a library.

I chose this university as it is one of the top-rated transport studies school in the world with amazing research output and faculty. In transport planning, Leeds Uni is known everywhere. It has a great alumni network as well. The program also had employer presentations, which helped me land a job.

The University has many societies which you can be a part of - including sports. I liked the gym, which has a pool, badminton, squash, basketball and football facilities. You get basic gym access with your University accommodation. The libraries are amazing and become your second home. There are 24 hr open library facilities where you can book group rooms for group work. The library also has cafes, and in case you have any laptop needs IT can help you with that.