Best: Location is very good. Close to the city centre and most of the buildings close. Worse: Applied for mitigating circumstances for a final exam. They were accepted and although the grade for that exam was really low they did nothing about it because the overall grade was a pass for that module. DUSA is not in great shape. They are unorganised and not responding to what students want. They should really get it together.

Good: Really interesting . Feel really privileged to be able to work with human remains as not many people are able to do so. Bad: Not enough job prospects in the field. Course is too relaxed the two first years and 3rd and 4th years are too intense. There should be an equilibrium.

Location was excellent. Prices are extortionate for what you get. The flat was old, many things were missing and it was dirty. Wouldn’t recommend staying in uni halls. Only worth it for getting to know people at uni.

The library facilities are spacious, kept clean and quiet - this makes them a very desirable and pleasant space in which to study,

Lecturers are very attentive and offer helpful advice; each lecture/seminar/workshop is tailored to our individual needs as a class, meaning that if our cohort is struggling with a particular aspect of the course, it can be explained and explored thoroughly. Law courses have a tendency to be clique-y, meaning that it is often difficult to socialise within the cohort (although this is not entirely the fault of the course advisors/lecturers).

The rooms in West Park Villas were spacious, comfortable and very clean. The kitchens were often in a state of disrepair (prior to use - at the beginning of term), with some of the electrical devices missing or damaged.