The facilities available to me as a business school student allow me access to a huge array of study spaces and information. The business library, the main university library, cafes and RUSU. This allows me to maintain concentration each day and to work in quieter or busier spaces, depending on how I am feeling and what I am up to. This helps me to produce what I perceive o be higher quality work. I had started by working in my room and spending a lot of time alone in 1st year, this made me unproductive and easily distracted by my phone or others. On of the largest buildings is Edith Morley, it is becoming run down and does not feel as comfortable to work as other spaces and lecture halls on campus. It is a maze to find your way around.

Outside of covid restrictions, all content has been taught in-person during my time at Reading. My first year and final year have been all but completely in-person. This is a massive benefit as it provides much better support and improves the working environment. I found that in second year, during covid restrictions, I spent a lot of time at my desk in my shared house. We had some negative feeling around the house and this massively impacted my study.

No

I would say that the best thing is the suport and resources you get. This ranges from the kind but dead smiles to the information on the uni website and bb. The worst is probably that one lecturer we all get that doesn't properly teach evening lectures, making lecturea feel optional

Worst is Alisher Erkaboev Best is the students attitude to met up and revise so we don't get kicked off the course

Hate how dirty the town centre is. But there are any facilities that are easy to access

No