Best part of studying: Reliable technology and overall lower cost compared to other universities. Worst part of studying: Tech can sometimes be temperamental - failing or having difficulty loading - experienced by me earlier this week.

The best aspect of my course is the variation in modules and the reliability of the lecturers. There’s always something interesting to learn and grow from when trying out a new module, and if you get stuck on something you can always ask the lecturer for help. All of the course is taught in-person for me, which does help a lot when working on something difficult, making it easier to ask for assistance. On the other hand, perhaps the worst part of this is unexpected artefacts in your work, that can usually arise when trying something for the first time. This, of course, can be fixed with the aid of your lecturer though.

I really enjoy the overall balance between cost and functionality, with conventient kitchen and direct en-suite facilities. The WiFi, too, is fairly good and reliable, though I find it better to interchange networks if one is a bit slow. Not too keen on the fire alarms though - they’re quite noisy and unpredictable (apart from the weekly testing).

I really enjoy the university, the facilities are very nice and the location is perfect as it’s in centre of High Wycombe

I was able to learn a lot of different techniques for this course within just a small amount of time. Considering this is my first year I do believe I can get far with this

I believe that the accommodation itself is very nice. For the price I have been given a lot and I enjoy staying there and it’s very close to the university.