Best- self contained, beautiful campus. Great facilities for medicine and has links to local hospital so can get experience early Worst- if you are looking for nightlife, Keele doesn't have many options. However, it is easy and cheap to get the train into Manchester.

Best- Course is taught in person with lots of practicals and smaller group sessions. We work around a PBL case to help guide our learning and the session is lead by a tutor. Lecturers are very helpful and willing to answer your questions. My favourite aspect is how hands on it is, we don't just memorise the information. We had GP placements from the first few weeks of year one showing how the relevant information is applied. Exams are held throughout the year and are cumulative so even if you fail one, you won't fail the year

Positives- Very close to medical building. Lots of space and the room is very nice with a double bed, large desk and an ensuite. Kitchens are shared between 8 maximum but there is plenty of cupboards. Negatives- ensuite superior is not cheap.

Best aspect is the campus in general. The size and homely feel to it all. The worst is that is not as modern as other places and still quite old fashioned with the buildings and accommodation.

How the courses are taught works well, with the whole system of the KLE and pre work before tutorials. The option to have online drop in sessions works to answer any questions and queries immediately with the lecturers. Some modules are better than other in organising work on the KLE but sometimes it's hard to find stuff and some lectures feel a bit rushed and don't really cover the topics as well.

The flat I've got is nice and homely and got all the basics and is not bad for the price. The rooms are a decent size with decent furniture in there already. It is very outdated and looks old and rundown especially on the outside. Needs to be more modernized with better kitchen and bathroom facilities and living space.