No tips but to be extra supportive to students

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Once you get used to the idea of being a part of the university and get a hang of where all your lectures are being taken place as well as areas on campus you could go to, to do your work everything just falls into place and things won't even seem as scary as they used to when you first moved to campus. Everyone around here is really friendly, outgoing and fun which is a massive relieve especially when you have never ever lived away from home before.

Uni facilities are great here - most computer study rooms are open 24/7 are secured with doors that have buttons/codes or need the pass or your keys to your accommodation in order for the door to be opened which says alot about the University being very cautious and considerate towards the safety of the students.

I am really loving how there is always somebody you can turn to for advice and tutors as well as advisers really try to make everything possible for you and find a solution for any problem.

I never even knew that there was a Student Union - would love to give it no ratings at all because if a student like me that has a kent email and therefore is on the system/database I should be up to date with the different things that are going on around the University but I am not - perhaps the Student Union should let people know what it is that they do, are here for and perhaps where they are based in case there is anything more we are confused about and would like to have a few more insight on it.

Canterbury is a very lovely old ancient town which to be honest, you would have to see for yourself with your own two eyes and cannot be pictured to you by somebody else. It is a beautiful town full of greens and fresh nature and I am glad I chose this calm town to be my second home because, it brings in peace and new adventures on its own on a daily basis.

I've not actually had any time to fully join a society yet, I guess I have just been too busy with work and caught up with a lot of other things plus to be honest most of the sport societies are quite expensive and I can hardly afford it if I am just living of student finance. But what I really appreciate and love is that the societies are very open to new students and always have room for someone new regardless how late you take to apply or you can even attend their free taster sessions before making a final decision.

I find the lectures fairly easy to understand and very in depth this is a good thing because lecturers don't only read off their slides and add a few sentences or phrases but they show real knowledge in that expertise that just motivates young individuals like myself to feel even more amazed and interested in the course.

It is nice that the university of Kent does hold various Career Employability events but half of the time it seems too informative and yet not informative enough. I mean they tell you the various things you would need to consider and should be thinking of as a university undergraduate student but then again not tell you enough that shows you how to react or what to expect in terms of whether or not the things you are doing is actually helping towards the progression of getting a job.

My accommodation was very disgusting and I deeply regret not being specific about the way the house should be, the housemates and the environment of the house and surroundings. I was told as long as we chose University of Kent as our first choice we would be able to have priority in choosing the most suitable accommodation for us not knowing that out of the 5 options you have in choosing your most favourite accommodation - once an offer has been made by the university you do not have a choice to decline and choose a different accommodation so you are left with no choices but to accept.