Keele University has beautiful campus that provides a safe atmosphere, there are many societies to get involved in and the SU has a variety of nights out available. Responses to queries from student support are fast and informative or will at least direct you to the right department that can help. The accommodation is good, but from my personal experience the lower priced accommodations are quite expensive for what they are in comparison to other universities.

Lecturers want the best for students and genuinely care about students and are passionate about their subject areas. It is easy to get a response to any query you might have via email or an in-person conversation.

The cheapest accommodation is exactly what it says on the tin. It is accommodation. It is cheap. Is there a kitchen? Yes there is. Is there space for everything that needs to be there in the cupboards and fridges? No. Is there room under your bed and in unused cupboards in your room to make space for pans you don't use and non-perishable items? Sure, if you packed light! Are there bathrooms? Yeah, surprisingly spacious with a pretty good shower to person ratio. Room size - surprisingly good actually! Maintenance are fast with things that need fixing - some things take a bit longer to get fixed if they actually fully break (for example: an oven). Nice view and near some green spaces - goes without saying really, you're never too far from some trees anywhere at Keele to be honest.

The campus is a beautiful place to explore and walk around with many great environments for studying and socialising, the community is very good. In terms of student life it isn’t as bombastic as something like a university situated in the city however that can be a bonus if you are somebody that prefers the quiet.

The university isn’t specifically suited for my course but I have found it to be informative and educational towards my own academic endeavours and passions