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The PUSH Guide to Which University: 1995
The Push Guide to Which University is the UK's leading guide to higher education and student life. It features institution-by-institution profiles providing prospective students with all the facts, figures and advice to make the right choice of university, all written in a humorous, accessible and ruthlessly independent style. * The Guide provides crucial profiles on courses, costs, entrance requirements, job prospects, accommodation, entertainments, welfare and sports facilities available at every campus in the UK. * The Push Guide is unique in that it is the only truly independent guide that visits every university in the UK every year. * 'Like it is' advice on how to choose the right university and how to get a place by making the most of the application system. * Statistical tables and top tens comparing universities on a wide and exclusive range of key criteria. * New edition contains over 20,000 updates and new updated design. * The content is supported by further information and updates on Push Online at www.push.co.uk. * Since its launch in 1993, The Push Guide has gained the loyalty of students, parents, teachers and careers advisors. Now in its twelfth edition, it is the leading resource for reliable, lively and unbiased information on universities today. * For the first time, the Guide is published in association with The Independent Newspaper, which will provide excellent marketing and promotional support. The Push Guides tell students the real story and tell it straight. All guides are written and researched by students and recent graduates, with a unique team of on-the-ground student researchers interviewing thousands of students every year about the real issues that concern them. It is the indispensable guide to what university will really be like.
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First published June 1, 2006
About the author
Johnny Rich
12Ìýbooks9ÌýfollowersAfter publishing a series of award-winning guidebooks about universities and student life, Johnny turned to fiction and became a student at the world-famous MA course in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia, where he was taught by, among others, Sir Andrew Motion, Lorna Sage and W.G. Sebald. He also mixed with some of the great names in contemporary fiction: Sir Malcolm Bradbury, Ian McEwan, Martin Amis, Doris Lessing, Hanif Kureishi, Ali Smith, Louis de Bernières and many others.
While at UEA, Johnny wrote the first draft of his debut novel The Human Script. He was immediately snapped up by a top London literary agent, but it was another 12 years before the book was published by independent imprint Red Button.
Apart from his work as a writer, Johnny is well known as an expert on higher education and careers. He appears regularly on TV and radio discussing education issues and runs a programme of talks in schools.
He is also said to have discovered a new species of spider and once had a painting shown in the gallery of the BBC programme Take Hart, aged 10.
Johnny lives in London.
While at UEA, Johnny wrote the first draft of his debut novel The Human Script. He was immediately snapped up by a top London literary agent, but it was another 12 years before the book was published by independent imprint Red Button.
Apart from his work as a writer, Johnny is well known as an expert on higher education and careers. He appears regularly on TV and radio discussing education issues and runs a programme of talks in schools.
He is also said to have discovered a new species of spider and once had a painting shown in the gallery of the BBC programme Take Hart, aged 10.
Johnny lives in London.
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