Enjoyable and well organsied

Lots of organisation- personal development plan etc

Active learning

Lots of events, organised, particular during freshers

Modern, spacious and well equipped rooms and kitchen

Big library and lots of teaching resources

Lots of choice

#Not enough choice- more music options needed

Plenty of people to speak to for a range of issues

Overall, this University does it's best to prepare its students for the working world by providing appropriate, useful modules which can not only be taken into the workplace, but also allow further expansion of one's personal skill-set.

The modules I have been taking have prepared me for the working world with skills that are appropriate and a new-found knowledge of the course I have undertaken.

The courses available cover a large area of individual subjects within various sectors and the lecturers are not only professional but know the subject area on a personal level.

I personally feel the Student Union could be improved further with easier accessible help and services. The fresher's week also has too much of an emphasis on drinking and partying, which didn't interest me.

The accommodation available was more than suitable for my needs and requirements within the first year. The cost was a little high, however.

The facilities available are useful and more than frequently fulfil the requirements and service of which I require. The computer systems in libraries could do with software updating as they feel a little outdated.

I have accustomed myself quite well to the City of Cheltenham and although it's not the same as my home town, it does feel quite comfortable to live in.

There are a large number of gyms available in the area. Unfortunately, specialist clubs and societies are non-existent.

The support provided by the university for students is quick and seamless a majority of the time. Sometimes, however, it can take a while to gain the appropriate contacts to people.