The location is a 15 minute walk from city centre with incredible social life. The student union bears so many facilities and personal favourite being old bar with cheap drinks and good atmosphere. Loads of study spaces too.

Really interesting content- just need to search for career opportunities quite independently as broad course.

Really good location, but can be less social as beyond 11 there is a noise curfew. Rooms are big and good value for money.

Best thing about the university is the amount of support available for students; financial support, mental support, academic support, career support and more. Areas to improve would be admin, sometimes communication is not as smooth as it can be with room changes, cancellations etc.

Best thing about my course is that it really seems to prepare students for medicine. Usually foundation courses are more generic however this one allows us to develop skills useful for medical school so there’s no worry about feeling inadequate. We have access to our lectures and module leads which is very useful and as it’s a small cohort, there’s a bit more familiarity between students and lecturers/module leads. We are also given the opportunity to speak with real patients and receive talks from actual medical professionals which is great. The part of my course that I’m not very fond of is the amount of essays expected. I know it’s supposed to help us develop certain skills but surely we can do so with much fewer essays.

The Room allocation process for accommodation felt like a lottery. You could only choose one option for accommodation and there was no guarantee that you’d get it, so u could end up with a completely different accommodation for September. Majority of the accommodations are near the university which is good.