part of the National Student Survey. The tables, compiled by independent consultancy firm Intelligent Metrix, heavily weight the results of this survey when compiling the rankings. Other league tables concentrate on research ratings. The tables reveal that Kingston has fallen the highest number of places from last year -- from 73rd to 98th, but Huddersfield is the biggest climber, having risen from 96th last year to 54th this year. Hertfordshire has also shot up, from 97th place to 60th. There are separate tables to show which universities are best -- and worst -- for particular subjects. Oxford comes top for medicine, maths, modern languages, law, politics, economics and English. University College London is the best for psychology and art and design. For business studies and management, Warwick is top. The more a university spends per student, the more satisfied its students are, it seems, and the higher it is ranked in our tables. However, to make this fair, our judges took into account the fact that universities that do not teach expensive courses such as engineering will spend less on each student. Oxford came top with a rating of 10 out of 10 for expenditure per student, while Cambridge and Edinburgh achieved more than nine out of 10. However, Queen Margaret and Edinburgh Napier universities overcome low spending per student to take places 63 and 55 in the tables. University College Plymouth St Mark and St John came last with just over two out of 10. Imperial College London came