Very good facilities which makes it the best place to study

Very interesting course

No

In terms of arriving at the university, I was welcomed with open arms and that kindness has continued until now, meaning I want the next 2 and a half years to last forever. The accommodation on Froebel is homely and spacious and the Union Bar is a place to both meet new people and to have a nice chill-out after lectures. The campus is beautiful, especially Froebel College - it feels like an exotic woodland at times where you see badgers, foxes, squirrels and so many ranges of birds on Froebel lake, with the buildings reminding you that you are still part of London. Its incredibly easy to get to central London, with a 10/20 minute walk to Barnes, £2/3 trip to Waterloo, and not long later you're standing under the London Eye. I cannot express enough how liberating it is to live in London - I have travelled more around the country than I ever did when living back home (in Kent), and even though my loan helps to cover the cost at times, be it a £6 ticket up to Birmingham or a £18 ticket to Glasgow, travelling straight from London rather than travelling into London and then somewhere else, it gives you so much freedom. The course I'm taking is great - being single honours Sociology - despite only two terms being full of lectures and a third term being empty. I'd advise if you live on campus in your third term and have no lectures, to get a job in London, from how easy and cheap the travel is in comparison to living outside of London. But either way, I've been told that summer on campus here at Roehampton feels like a continuous festival of music and relaxing on the lawn, which I cannot wait for! As an overall rating therefore, Roehampton is amazing for getting you settled into adult life, and is much friendlier than some other universities I've seen friends go to. It isn't a Russell Group, but its in its own league of excellence from everyday feeling like a good day!

Still yet to be told about job prospects.