The best part about my university is the freedom I feel whenever I go there. Lectures/seminars are evenly spaced out with plenty of time in between to do extra work or relax. The staff are also really nice and are almost always available to help with whatever questions someone may have. The worst part about my university is that some of the facilities, specifically in the SU could do with some renovations.

The best part of my course is learning about the creative process behind films and the stylistic choices made in a film that affect the way audiences look at them, making me appreciate the small details hidden within a film even more. The worst part about my course is that the assessments given can be a bit arduous and take a while to complete.

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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.