I have enjoyed studying in bristol. there are many opportunities and a good community here. I enjoy visiting new places and areas of the city as well as joining in new clubs and activities. I have had family and friends visit a lot as they also enjoy the city with me. I think bristol campus is sometimes difficult to get to with not a lot of transport links to the campus, mostly to the city centre and it is very expensive to live within a 25 minute walk to the campus. I think accommodation could be improved

my course is very full on, with me being in uni monday to friday 9am to 5pm. This means i cannot work part time to afford housing near the campus. I am appreciative of the extra clinical hours though.

The location is close to city centre but up a large hill. With limited transport to the campus from city centre.

orchard heights was good, if there was ever too much noise in the courtyard the staff quietened them down quickly. rooms are all one size, very very small box rooms with a small double bed. sometimes felt a bit claustrophobic in there. location near city centre was really good and very close to campus.

Really good student support adopted to each student's situation. The university staffs quite often asking student how the study going well and try to find any support that student might need. Having difficulty to find new friends in the campus I feel quite isolated. But I don't think it is university specific problem.

Many internship and networking opportunities are offered via student group that can be already excluding and filtering by themselves some motivated and competent students who have difficulty to mingle within any social group. That's demotivating and wasting. Otherwise I'm quite happy with lecture Contents and how they are organised during the term period

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