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**James College, University of York**

Nestled within the picturesque grounds of the University of York, James College stands as a beacon of community, support, and academic excellence. Our college is dedicated to providing an enriching experience for all students and visitors, fostering a welcoming atmosphere that promotes both personal and academic growth. With a diverse range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of our college community, we are committed to ensuring customer satisfaction and a sense of belonging.

At James College, we understand that each individual has distinct goals and aspirations. That’s why we offer personalized support, from academic advice to social events, helping you navigate your university journey with confidence. Our vibrant community encourages collaboration and connection, making it an ideal environment for students to thrive.

Whether you’re seeking assistance or have questions about our offerings, our friendly team is here to help. Feel free to reach out by phone at 01904 324013 or visit our website at [James College](https://www.york.ac.uk/colleges/james/) for more information. Experience the unique charm and supportive spirit of James College, where your success is our priority. Join us today and become part of a community that values quality service and individual growth!

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D Ma

3 Google Rating

Some nice buildings, but most buildings look like run down and need be repaired.

3/ 5

Some nice buildings, but most buildings look like run down and need be repaired.

James Scott

5 Google Rating

Best college at York Uni

5/ 5

Best college at York Uni

Connor Murrill

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Adam Ward

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Cameron Humphreys

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Michael Britland

5 Google Rating

Truly unique experience

5/ 5

Truly unique experience

Jai M

4 Google Rating

Lovely place to sit for a socially distanced gathering with some friends - but be warned that none o

4/ 5

Lovely place to sit for a socially distanced gathering with some friends - but be warned that none of the buildings are open (at least on the weekend) and so there are no loos accessible in the vicinity. We had to pop off campus to the Charles pub in nearby heslington to borrow the loos.

Bantham Legend

5 Google Rating

Very friendly welcome from the STYC team. Daughter very happy.

5/ 5

Very friendly welcome from the STYC team. Daughter very happy.

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