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University of Chester / Chester University

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We offer education in the UK at affordable prices for students from the countries of the former CIS. Globe Education Service offers higher education in Chester University.

The University of Chester is one of the earliest universities in the UK. The University of Chester was founded in 1839 by Minister William Gladstone and the Earl of Derby and the former Archbishop of Canterbury. This is one of the oldest English institutions of higher education of its kind such as Oxford, Cambridge and Durham.

The building designated for the university in the ancient city of Chester was specially built for vocational training teachers. In the 20th century, the institute gradually increased in numbers. The University of Chester now has about 16,800 students, from the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Finland, Australia, USA, India, China, Nigeria, Georgia, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia and Malaysia.

Millions of pounds are invested in the development of campuses for students to live, management goes out of their way to make students feel at home at Chester University.

  • MBA 12 months - £5,950 ($9282)
  • BA (Bachelor) 24 months - £13,950 (minimum deposit 6950 GBP) ($21,762)
  • Degree Foundation + BA (Bachelor) (3 years) = £ 14950 (first year deposit £5950) ($ 23 322)

List of required documents:

1. Copy of passport

2. Completed application form

3. Certificates of education with transcripts (notarized copy and official translation)

6. IELTS certificate 6.5 (6.0 in each component) if a student has 5.0 in one of the components, he will need to take an English course, which will cost £ 500 ($ 780)

Entry requirements:

All students are required to write a mini essay of 250 words

Complete a telephone interview

"Pros" and "cons" of studying in the UK, prospects

  • Education received in the UK is recognized worldwide
  • Students will have the opportunity to gain experience in Marketing
  • Students will have the opportunity to work part-time during their studies
  • Students will have the opportunity to travel during their holidays in Europe
  • Our spit-givers and doctors teach at the UK's Leading Universities.
  • Short terms of study without harm to quality (Bachelor's degree 2 years)
  • Only one minus is the cost of living (from 600 pounds per month)

Employment after graduation

A year ago, Chester memorial evenings were held in almost every city in every country in the world. Thousands of fans came to them: whether they were children, teenagers or very adults. They all spent their lives side by side with the music of Linkin Park, with the voice of Chester. For many, the group has become a guide in the world of music, they literally brought up some.

“Without them, I wouldn’t be myself” is one of the most popular phrases walking around the fan groups on the net.

World-class artists have paid and continue to pay tribute to the musician in social networks and at their concerts, remembering him as a kind, sincere person.



However, the Internet was full of sharp statements about the singer: “Chester Bennington acted like an egoist!”. Is it true? Why did a person who seemed to have everything take such a step?

Childhood

Chester has always been open about his life. He did not have that love for embellishment, which suffers from a good half of the musicians. His life path was hard enough to lie. In an early interview, Bennington talked about a terrible childhood: “They started corrupting me when I was about seven or eight years old. It was my friend, a few years older than me. Everything turned into full-fledged insane violence: I was beaten and forced to do things that I had no desire to do. I closed up."

The musician admitted that he was too scared to talk about it, like any victim of violence. He was afraid of misunderstanding and bullying. All this continued until the age of 13. His parents divorced, older brothers and sisters moved out. Under the tutelage of his father, a multi-shift police detective, Chester was essentially on his own with no one to confide in.

  • “It was a terrible time. I hated my whole family. I felt abandoned and there was no one to turn to for help. My only desire was to kill everyone and run away."

He poured out all his pain, anger and hatred in his work, trying to get rid of feelings and suffering that were tearing from the inside, while music was heard from the speakers - Depeche Mode and Stone Temple Pilots.

Gray Daze

The first musical group, Gray Daze, for Bennington was the light at the end of the tunnel. Then he regained confidence in himself and his abilities. For the first time, he did not feel lonely and finally found close friends from whom he could find support. Chester decided to completely immerse himself in music, scoring education. The only problem was that he had found another means to mitigate the pain and hide from a cruel past: drugs, alcohol and a riotous lifestyle. What at first was a great opportunity to relax, join the company and overshadow childhood memories, very soon turned into an addiction.

  • “I tried everything. By the age of 16, I had used a ton of LSD and drank an abyss of booze. I got on the system very, very quickly. On a typical day, my friends and I each took eighths of "speed" (about 3 grams of amphetamine). I used to make myself twists with meth. Then it seemed funny. We smoked opium to get away, swallowed wheels, and I drank myself unconscious. Then there was little pleasure.”

But at one point, Chester realized that he was at the bottom, and decided to rethink his actions. Closer to adulthood, he appeared on the threshold of his mother's house. She accepted him in tears and was in absolute shock, seeing that her son had turned into an exhausted finished drug addict. She put Chester on house arrest, during which Bennington began to break down. Hard drugs were replaced by weed and alcohol, and soon, as the musician admits, he became a "completely degenerated chronic alcoholic."

At the age of 20, Bennington became a father for the first time, which at that time had little effect on his perception of reality. Despite everything, Gray Daze did not stop its activities. The group released two albums, but they never hit the world market. The lack of demand was accompanied by eternal swearing between the participants, which eventually led to the collapse of the team.

At 22, Chester Bennington has become an ordinary follower of the American Dream. Married, worked in an office for the repair of equipment. He tried to recover at the university and seemed to show promise for career growth. He could not even imagine that one day would radically change his entire subsequent life. Hundreds of miles from Arizona, in Los Angeles, there lived a group of musicians interfering with rock and hip-hop, which was just looking for a new vocalist.

The band was formed through the efforts of two old friends: Mark Wakenfield and Mike Shinoda. They invited old friends, college friends, and dorm roommates to join the group. In the process of forming the team, members left and came, as a result, five people remained from the original line-up: Mike Shinoda, Joe Hahn, Brad Delson, Rob Bourdon and Dave Phoenix Farrell. The group was called Xero.

The group composed music at an amateur level, since the education of each of the guys had nothing to do with their hobby.

After the departure of Wakenfield, the band needed a new vocalist. Shinoda said that he never flattered himself about his vocal abilities. There were many ideas, but their worthy embodiment was necessary. He was looking for a person who would be able to present the material at the highest possible level.

On Chester's 23rd birthday, the bell rang. It was Xero's first producer, Jeff Blue: “I'm going to send you something, this is your great chance. There's a cool group for you."

Bennington admitted that he was never particularly drawn to hip-hop, but he found Xero's sound very talented. Thinking this was a great opportunity, Bennington went all out, setting his vocals to music, and sent the demo to the band. The next day, he was already standing at the label building and waiting for the doors to open to a completely new life.

Although Blue thought Chester was the perfect fit, the guys in the group were rather skeptical at first and continued to select candidates for a while while Chester waited patiently on the sidelines.

  • “I never expected him to be so small. He was skinny, wore glasses, and wore a terrible seventies-style shirt that dangled from him like a hanger. He looked like an overdressed fraer from an Arizona nightclub!
    But his voice on the demo was incomparable. He sang like a fucking beast, the way he still sings." - Mike Shinoda

Linkin Park

From that moment on, they began to compose music together.

  • “Some of his lyrics were about things that you can't fucking say out loud, but during the song discussion, he told me everything. It was a very strange way to get to know each other better, but that's the way it happened." - Mike Shinoda

Meanwhile, Chester was homeless in Los Angeles, now and then staying to sleep with his bandmates or in the car. “I was a pitiful sight. The only thing that kept me going was knowing we were doing something special. I knew that it was so, ”said Bennington.

Due to a relatively recent acquaintance, the guys from the group communicated with Chester a little distantly. He talked about how it was quite difficult for him to join the team, especially with his habits, which other guys did not have. At one point, drugs again made themselves felt. Chester had to travel in a separate trailer, because regular drinking and going into nirvana kept the whole group in suspense.

Reflection, including this story, can be felt on the band's debut album hybrid theory. The album made a splash in the world of the music industry and had a huge impact on teenagers in the 2000s. Hits In The End and Crawling sounded everywhere. It seemed that Chester's voice carries everything that everyone has felt at least once. Success was repeated by their second album, Meteora. The songs soared on the charts, and the group stood on a par with the monsters of the industry.

Chester has another son, and, it would seem, life got better: he had everything one could dream of, but his wife filed for divorce, Bennington again began to drown his feelings in alcohol. In an attempt to get out of this state, he, along with the group, decided to completely change course in music.

Led by Rick Rubin, the band recorded minutes to midnight. The album caused dissatisfaction with the listeners, and the group was accused of unjustifiably softening the sound. However, Linkin Park vehemently defended their interests. New tours, new fan meetings, not the worst reviews from critics. Everything went on as usual until a certain point.

The media was agitated by reports that Chester Bennington, while intoxicated, almost died in an accident.

2006 was a turning point for him. Bennington met Talinda Bentley, a school teacher and former model.


Thanks to her love, thanks to the support of friends from Linkin Park and fans, Chester Bennington found the strength to quit and change his life. Another son is born, and Chester, having completely changed his mind, takes all his children into custody and decides to drastically change his life. Since that moment, there has not been a single case in the media of mentioning Chester's connection with addictions.

In September 2010, Linkin Park presented the world with a completely new concept album, A Thousand Suns, which caused heated discussions about the ambiguity of such a step in the band's work. However, it was a sign. A sign of the beginning of a completely new life for the group.

The band continued to release releases. Living Things, The Hunting Party, it was getting harder and harder to pin the band into a single genre, and they were getting more and more disapproval in return. The group held on under a flurry of criticism and, despite it, continued to develop, earning the title of "the most multi-genre group of the last decade." In general, it was more a fact than a criticism.
In the life of Chester for that long period, it seemed that harmony had come. Except for the fact that half a year could not do without regular physical injuries. He got up and continued to sing, whether it was a fracture or a bruise, continued to convince people with piercing screams and vital lyrics that they were not alone.

fans

There are many stories about the attitude of Chester and the group towards the fans, and all, as one, convince that they have not met a more sensitive and kind person. In 2000, the band opened its LPU (Linkin Park Underground) fan club, where any fan, for just $5, got a chance to meet the musicians, keep in touch with them and be aware of the latest information about the band's activities.

Unlike other bands, the band has always accepted fans as equals. In the winter of 2016, with the support of Sweat For A Cause in Los Angeles, Bennington participated in a workout marathon, where anyone could come and do physical activity under the guidance of Chester as a coach. He encouraged, and then communicated with everyone who wanted to.

At all fan meetings, Chester tried to pay attention to everyone as much as possible: he listened to stories, gave advice, shook hands, hugged and tried to help in any way he could. At the last summer concerts, he often went down into the crowd, at one of the festival concerts he went down to his mother, who came to the concert with her daughter, and holding her hand, sang Crawling:

Asking fans personally

  • Maria Yu.

    “... And then he drew attention to my hand, took a step back, silently looked at the scar for a few seconds - a reminder of childish stupidity - and, finally, said: “Don’t ever think about giving up again. That's never an option."

    “Then I realized that no matter how far away he is, and no matter how he doesn’t know every fan personally, this man still cares about each of us. Chester Bennington taught me the main things - to fight at all costs and always strive only forward.

  • Maria Sh.

    “In principle, I never asked permission to hug any of the musicians. But then I asked permission to hug him, knowing on a subconscious level that I would not receive a refusal - such powerful kindness was coming.

  • Kate Roof

    “I know that it was one of the brightest meetings in my life. I will never forget his look and surprise at the sight of my drawing, his handshake and sincere childish delight.

  • Diana T.

    “... I only had a portrait of Mike in my hands, he took it, smiled broadly, looking at the drawing, and told me not to stop doing it, because I was talented. I believed and remembered these words and the look in the eyes forever. It is insanely light, native and warm.

  • Tatyana V.

    “Chaz ran out to a group photo and how he jumped to the floor - he was not afraid to be funny, ridiculous, he is who he is. To mine, "I'm so happy to see you," he thanked me and said he was glad to see me too. He gave his love to everyone - he could laugh with everyone, hug. He gave dreams, he gave unforgettable memories and many good friends.”

  • Yura D.

    “... I remember how he saw and thanked us in Birmingham for the fact that we go for a group. There was a very memorable moment at the concert itself when he went down to a fan in a wheelchair who was in a photo pit and sang with her In The End».

  • Polina R.

    “... and Chester comes up to me and my girlfriend. I had a regular disc for a signature, and my friend had her drawing. She held out the drawing and he remembered. Smiling at all 32, he showed the others, already laughing, that he looks better on him than in life. I know that for each of us he was a support, an older brother and just a ray of light. You immediately forget about the boundaries between your worlds, and you understand that this is a simple person with a big soul.”

  • Mary Mary

    “... I showed him his portrait, I began to quietly talk about how much he and the group meant to me, but he no longer listened, he jumped in some incredible sincere delight. He started yelling for everyone to come and look. Proudly showed everyone all the drawings that I brought, shouting: “Look, this is all for me!”. It seemed to me then that I would fall into the ground from embarrassment and overwhelming feelings.



As the author of the article, I would like to note that I have always had little faith in the sincerity of communication between musicians. Playing in public is an important part of their job, and with a decent amount of practice with them, I can confirm that. In this case, my skepticism shattered into dust. When I met Chester, I simply did not see any deceit or pretense. I have never met a person sparkling with such a strong desire to give himself to others. After each “thank you”, he answered that he did not quite understand why, because he should be grateful to us. After talking with him, there was a feeling inside that this person was truly great. He took other people's problems, other people's pain onto himself, and both through communication and through music he provided tremendous moral support to many. He saved and pulled other people's souls out of life's adversities, putting his own in last place.

Relationships with colleagues

Chester Bennington and Linkin Park, in addition to music, have always been known for their ability to get along with all the figures in the music business and were known as a conflict-free group. They have attracted a wide variety of musicians to the joint recordings: System Of A Down, Jay-Z, Stormzy, Aaron Lewis, Pusha T, Basta Rhymes, Orgy, Steve Aoki and many others.

Bennington has always said that he himself simply does not have unloved artists and genres. He appreciated and was drawn to all his colleagues. Chester was eagerly invited to play joint concerts (AC / DC, Motley Crue, Soundgarden). Kings Of Chaos welcomed Bennington in 2017, playing a few shows. Linkin Park were also major inspirations for the tours Project Revolution, in which the monsters of contemporary alternative music culture (Placebo, HIM, My Chemical Romance, Taking Back Sunday, Korn and others) appeared on the same festival stage. During joint interviews, representatives of each of the groups spoke very warmly about the very idea of ​​uniting so many bands under the wing of Linkin Park. One can go on and on about the musicians who said that working with Chester and Linkin Park was very positive and important for everyone. Jared Leto, lead singer of 30 Seconds To Mars, even asked Bennington to appear in the band's documentary. Artifact in which Chester talked about reverse side show business. There were no musicians who spoke negatively about the group, even with abrupt changes in their sound, however, at the end of 2015, the incident did occur.

Beginning of the End

In 2013, the Stone Temple Pilots decided to reunite after a long silence, calling Chester Bennington on vocals to replace Scott Weiland, whose drug dispute led to the breakup back in 2003. The group officially announced that Chester Bennington was becoming the group's lead vocalist . The musician assured that he would try to combine the two teams. In addition, Chester Bennington has always admitted that he has been a fan of the group since his youth. And for him it was a dream come true.

It all started with the fact that Scott Weiland repeatedly spoke negatively about the arrival of Chester in the Stone Temple Pilots, blaming him for taking his place, and the group dared to exchange him for Bennington. Instead of reciprocal aggression, Chester felt guilty, which he admitted in an interview with Kerrang magazine:

  • "The Stone Temple Pilots were my childhood band, it's a great honor for me to play with them, and now I don't even dare to think about ever replacing Scott."

At the end of 2015, Scott Weiland passed away. The cause of death was an overdose of cocaine, amphetamines and alcohol. Bennington took the tragedy and death of his idol very hard, partly blaming himself for it. Perhaps this was the first strong blow for him.

Throughout 2016, Linkin Park were in the process of recording an album, which was the first year in the band's entire career that Linkin Park didn't play a single show.

After long months of waiting, on February 16, 2017, the world heard the first single from the band's new album - Heavy. The song came out completely ambiguous. Female vocals, pop beats, lack of guitars and Chester's lyrical voice left even the most loyal fans in great confusion. No other band of their level has demonstrated such a bold change of sound.

Fans began to write that the group sold out to the label and is now trying to make money from fans without a single share of real creativity. Yes, this situation happened after every album of the group released after Meteora, but the problem was that 90% of their audience was in shock. Angry comments on the networks rained down under all the posts of Linkin Park.

Later, a video for the song was released, where Chester struggles hard with himself. In the first frames, he sits in a dejected state at a table on which there was a half-empty bottle of alcohol, and now the clip seems absolutely prophetic, only at that time it was simply not perceived due to the weak connection between picture and sound. As a result, the group chose the path of silence until the release of the album. Even then it was difficult to understand why and why they chose this path and what to expect from the new album.

Later, the group gave a radio interview in which Bennington, choosing his words very carefully, said that he was depressed, that he should not be left alone in any case, because he was starting to slowly go crazy. When asked if he was winding himself up, Chester only replied that he understood that on a global scale his problems were petty, but he needed help. It's one of the things that the band tried to convey through the album.

Post-release One More Light, as expected, the group was blown to smithereens. Only a few editions through reviews have tried to analyze the fact that if you try to ignore the sound and look into the texts, you can still see the same Linkin Park with their experiences that are so close to ordinary people.


Fans began to blame the group: all previous albums tell about suffering, but this time it is as insincere as possible and seems like a way to get promoted and sell more copies of the album. It was far from the first time for the group to cope with the influx of various kinds of criticism, and it seemed that after a month the hype had subsided. Promo for the album, the beginning of the tour with sold-outs in a number of major European countries. There seemed to be no signs of trouble.

However, on May 18, the music world was shocked by an equally terrible tragedy. Chris Cornell, vocalist of Soundgarden, committed suicide. Chris was a close friend of Chester: in addition to common performances and stage activities, they were united by the fact that Bennington was the godfather of Cornell's children. For Chester, this was a very strong blow. They performed the song at Jimmy Kimmel Live Linkin Park One More Light dedicating it to Chris Cornell. It was impossible not to notice how Chester's voice trembled.

A few weeks later, Linkin Park continued the tour, on which Bennington looked quite cheerful and happy, until one of the interviews for Kerrang! he did not explode from another wave of negativity towards the album: “If you are taking your dissatisfaction with music to a personal level and are already starting to pour shit on us as people, then, buddy, you better shut up. I can have feelings about this, and most of the time those feelings tell me to fuck you."

The interview was filled with anger and obscene language, for which Mike Shinoda later apologized, and asked his colleague to understand.

The band has been on tour since the beginning of May. Despite the fact that fans began to get used to the album, at the Hellfest festival, disgruntled festival-goers gave the musician middle fingers and then threw a bottle at Benninton during the song Heavy, and later wrote angry messages that a group with such a message had nothing to do at a rock festival. To which Chester wrote a series of posts on his Twitter, in which an attempt to defend himself is immediately evident:


  • I greeted the huge crowd at Hellfest with my metallic voice as we played Invisible. Noticed the shock on people's faces.
  • After I sent kisses to the guys who gave me the middle finger, they smiled and showed hearts from their fingers.
  • Hellfest was fun. Was delighted to see how people mooched under In The End and then gave me the middle finger when we played Heavy. I sent them kisses.

The European part of the tour has come to an end, the band has allocated a couple of weeks to prepare for the continuation of the tour in America. Nothing foreshadowed trouble, at the same time, the instability of Chester's condition was frightening.

One More Light

On July 19, 2017, Chester Bennington, leaving his family at home in Arizona, went to a new home in Los Angeles: in the morning he had to go to another photo shoot. On the eve of Chris Cornell's birthday, he was left alone with his thoughts and a bottle of whiskey, although nothing in the past few months indicated that he had succumbed to addictions. Obviously a spontaneous, fatal mistake, seasoned with alcohol and problems accumulated over the years. Most likely there are many more reasons and factors that can only be guessed at.


You can dislike Linkin Park's music and consider it too light, you can dislike Chester Bennington and consider his voice weak. But, after analyzing the life of this person, is it possible to call him an insignificant weakling and an egoist? It is impossible and unnecessary to justify his act. However, you can try to understand.

Chester Bennington was a very strong musician and a person who took away the pain of others and did not burden others with his experiences. But it is important to understand that even the strongest and greatest people have a limit.

And before you start to resent, try to think about whether there are such people among you.

Who cares if one more light goes out?
In the sky of a million stars
It flickers, flickers
Who cares when someone's time runs out?
If a moment is all we are
Or quicker, quicker
Who cares if one more light goes out?
Well I do

Musicians of all genres mourn Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington, whose suicide was reported on July 20. They write words of support to his friends and relatives on social networks, remember Chester himself and talk about how important it is not to ignore mental disorders.

Bennington died on the birthday of his friend, Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell, who. Cornell's wife, who a few hours earlier thanked her Twitter followers for their support, now writes that her heart is broken even more.

“When I just thought that my heart could no longer be broken ... I love you, T” (Chester's wife's name is Talinda - approx. Medialeaks).

Linkin Park member Mike Shinoda was one of the first to officially confirm Bennington's death.

“I'm shocked and my heart is broken, but it's true. An official statement will follow when we have it."

A huge number of artists of completely different genres also wrote how shocked they were by Chester's act.

Steve Aoki: “My heart was shattered into pieces. Damn it, I can't believe this is true. I cry as I write this. Destroyed."

Nikki Sixx, Mötley Crue: “I am in tears. Chester told me how happy he was... He was such a sweet and talented person... I really feel for his family, band, friends and fans."

Chance the Rapper: "RIP, Chester. Tragic end. Condolences to his family, friends and Linkin Park."

Hayley Williams, Paramore: “Artists are forced to bring beauty to a world that can be so bleak. It makes sense that they are aware of this darkness.”

“And maybe sometimes they become more vulnerable? I don't know. Life can be merciless. My heart goes out to the family, band, friends and fans of Chester."

Brian Welch, Korn: “Honestly, Chester is an old friend of mine who we used to hang out with a lot, and I have friends who are too close to…”

Ryan Adams: "RIP, Chester Bennington. Today my thoughts are with his friends and family. He and Linkin Park are the kindest people you'll ever meet."

Andy Biersack, Black Veil Brides: “Totally shocked to hear of the death of Chester Bennington. My heart is with his family and friends, a very tragic loss."

Pusha T: “Chester, that was really cool, thanks for sharing your greatness…”

American Authors Group: “Chester Bennington, thank you for your music and beautiful voice. Another legendary singer has left us. Our hearts are with you 💔."

"When life blinds us, love keeps us kind" - Chester Bennington. Rest in peace".

"Oh my God. Huge RIP, Chester Bennington, this is BREAKING OUR HEARTS. Suicide is the devil that walks among us 😞.”

“There are no words. Heart is broken. RIP, Chester Bennington".

Ryan Kay, Yellowcard: “Every time I've been lucky enough to be around Chester, he's been a reassuring and positive force. The place he left will never be filled with rock and roll."