While I’ve had some extremely stressful moments and I did contemplate dropping out especially due to my health and the lack of help or recognition from the university. I believe that it’s still been a good experience as most of the modules I’ve enjoyed if I’ve had questions they have been answered. My accommodation and college have been a great places for me mentally as I’m surrounded by people my own age. The library was relatively always accessible and was a great different four walls.

The accommodation is lovely, we live on the newly built John snow complex and the rooms are lovely and so the kitchens; which great for socialising with your flat mates though these been some trouble with the internet and the laundry as some people leave there things in the machine for a longgggg time !

I’m actually struggling with some really really bad mental and physical health issues of current and though they have put some concessions in they haven’t really checked on me.

With the few in person things I had this year for tutorials it’s was nice as we could talk after, however they didn’t always make it clear what needed to be done before these in person thing. All my lectures were recorded this year which is disappointing but covid. Though most was okay and there was discussion boards to ask questions sometimes lectures were as forth coming as I think you could be in person.

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Working alongside students from other programs is very interesting, as you have to learn how to get along with different types of people. It's super interesting to notice how depending on the bachelor you are studying you have different perceptions about life or any specific project.