Best Aspect of Uni - Able to meet new people, engaging in teams and communicating to understand the subject better. It shows maturity and independence and also provides supports for subjects like the library team, tutors and course leaders. Uni allows you to develop experience through range of opportunities like societies, research, jobs in the uni, course reps and volunteering opportunities. Worst Aspects - understanding there is a limit to everything. Most students that come from a sixth form in secondary don’t know the limits of independent research and work as during that time we had all our resources from teachers. So I think it’s harder to adjust to the fact there will be more independent studies and means more focus for some individuals. Not everyone gets the same opportunities. You’ll have uni posting out ads and vacancies and sometimes it’s a disappointment when you hear back from firms and companies that you’re not chosen but at least it teaches people not to give up and continue to apply for opportunities that come your way.

Best -Support and structure of the course Worst - Sometimes when there’s no seminars it can be struggling and especially when your used to one tutor explaining and they’re I’ll, and another covers it’s confusing

It’s in city centre so making it easy to local surrounding for instance like good shops, restaurants, retails and social activities

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