I really like some of the classes and some of the teachers really are outstanding. Other teachers though don’t push us enough in lesson so my learning is limited as well as this we don’t have enough contact hours

There needs to be more hours on the course where we can have multiple dance lessons in each style and explore other areas of singing and acting. Overall just more timetable hours is needed.

We have had some areas of our living break or stop working eg our oven and we reported and then received a brand new one which was brilliant They constantly email that they have a bunch of different checks to do and so they need access to communal areas and private rooms

Overall, BIMM Birmingham is a great uni to study at. The best way to describe it is that it is full of real people. The lecturers are friendly and are willing to help no matter the problem. You will feel like everyone is your family. Its a 5 minute walk from the Bull Ring which is great when you have time to spare between classes. Rather than a huge scale university, BIMM is cozy and homely, which takes away from that initial fear during your first few weeks. Tutorials are available if you need some one to one time to cover a specific topic and you will also have a personal tutor for all of your questions. I would have liked to have seen a cafeteria for students within the grounds, but there are vending machines dotted around for when you get peckish or thirsty. I would have also have liked there to be a university parking area for those that commute - like myself - but due to the small size of the uni there wouldn't be room. If you are driving then I recommend Green Parking LTD, which is not too far around the corner and not too expensive.

I do three days a well in class. On a Monday I do 12.15 until 5.30 which is a good day as a student. I then do 1 until 3.30 on a Tuesday and 3 until 5.30 on a Friday. These lessons seem slightly more annoying because I spend the same amount of time in lesson as I do commuting. However, I understand that this works around all of the other people in that class also, so can't be helped. I think the hours balance we'll between studying and work. In terms of facilities, I would have liked to have access to logic when I am not in class. For example, it would be nice to have logic on the community computers in the uni, so that I could work on my assignments. Some of my assignments have to be done on logic, which means I am interrupting other classes to work on them.

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