Best aspects - Campus university = everything is within access and available - Teaching is great. You can always get in touch for help, clarification or just to share how you’re finding your course. - Students are easygoing. You’ll definitely find ‘your’ kind of people who share the same interests as you - Campus is really pretty Worst aspects - Can be mentally draining sometimes and can also be lonely (you have to seek out help yourself) - challenging (expected) - can be very expensive

Best aspects - lecturers/seminar/personal tutors are always on hand (see the beach choices you have to contact) - course is very interesting…law in context = very intriguing modules to pick outside the core ones - Law society = you can get involved and get insights - reading week - use this to have a break Worst aspects - Reading!! Max of 40 pages per module but when you have all 5 of your modules set 40 pages that is almost 200 pages of reading - question selection for essays are limited (min is 3 max is 5) unlike other courses (politics gives sometimes 17 different essay Qs) - a ver taxing degree in you wellbeing (make sure to seek help if it gets too much)

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Oak house baby!