I’ve enjoyed the course however I wish more of it could’ve been in person. I did enjoy most of the course content though and also had a great time in my halls of residence. I think that my experience was as good as it could’ve been with the current situation of COVID.

I’ve visited a few different lecture rooms, labs and the dissection lab, as well the the college’s main library.

We have a tutor who we can speak to for pastoral care and someone in our halls of residence.

Some of the online lectures are hard to learn from but most are really good and we’ve had a fair share of in-person sessions too.

Since I’m only in first year I haven’t had much exposure to that.

I have mainly had clinical placements so have been in hospitals for most of this year which means most of my teaching has continued and it hasn’t been too isolating however I feel like sometimes our mental health hasn’t always been taken into consideration and more could’ve been to provide support to us at this time

Very advanced facilities and a really nice main campus in a lovely area as well as lots of other mini campuses dotted around west London which makes it easy to access a library wherever you are

Many ways to receive support through counselling and dedicated disability service and ways to apply for extra funding

Very prestigious lecturers who really know what’s going on in the field but sometimes can end up focussing more on irrelevant details. Nice course structure and generally good support within the college

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I think it has the best job prospects compared to almost any other UK university. There’s a great careers advice team as well as always having events and very prestigious speakers