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The best parts of my uni experience were finding new likeminded people to be friends with and feeling supported by certain lecturers that were always willing to help. The worst part was the occasional lack of clear communication around assessments, which sometimes made planning and keeping on top of deadlines more difficult.

The best aspect of my course is the mix of teaching methods, as the combination of in-class sessions and online resources makes it easier to learn at my own pace while still getting support when I need it. I’ve also appreciated the lecturers who are approachable and clear during contact hours. The worst aspect is that some modules feel less organised, with limited guidance or inconsistent communication, which can make it harder to stay on track—especially when deadlines overlap.