NCH is an incredible institution. The lecturers are amazing, and being able to learn from them at a 1-1 level makes the education provided even more stimulating. We also study a wider range of subjects, to corroborate our degree subjects. This liberal arts approach to education makes students more well rounded, and makes us enjoy the uni experience even more.Being in the heart of London is great too. The clubs and pubs are great-of course they are!-but London is a real culture capital. Cheap theatre (with loads of discounts for NCH students), concerts, football, museums and loads more, it is the place to be for Uni.

NCH is a fantastic university, incorporating the best of the Oxbridge teaching system and the American system. Whilst one is worked hard, having to balance a degree as well as a diploma, the staff and fellow students are always very supportive and willing to help.

Provided that is is such a small building it has made plenty of room for all classes, lectures, and extra-curricular activities - examples are yoga, music society, and debating.

Constant support is available from staff as well as students - very friendly and sociable student support staff makes them easily approachable. The Welfare Officer of the Union is often of the same nature and always willing to lend a listening ear.

Probably not the most communicative of unions, but it is improving each year. Having been on the board myself at one point, it is very difficult to develop a neutral and active union when it's only just the beginning.

London is such a bustling, multi-cultural place to live - there is never a dull moment! One can easily find something to do or somewhere to go that will suit one's desires.

There are many prospects for clubs and societies but some tend to die out quickly. The ones that maintain regular attendance are good, but not many. More sports teams would be appreciated.

Great teaching staff, there to help and guide you almost 24/7! There is a decent variety of courses to choose from, given the size of the university and the fact that it was only started up 3 years ago. The lectures are small, focused and often open to discussion rather than students being talked at.

The connections that NCH have are vast. Although they may not be quite so suited to some career paths (there is quite a lot of focus on finance, banking, politics in the sessions that are held) there is always someone that NCH will track down to chat to you about whatever career.

There is no accommodation provided by NCH, but they do always have good accommodation suggestions for new and current students.