Best aspect is definitely the teaching, all highly qualified and extremely knowledgeable. Worst is the support offered by the union when we raise no-diversity complaints about a society.

Most courses are taught with a really good structure, all on campus now. We are also assigned a personal tutor who is a professor in the department to help us with any issues we may be facing.

The hall is located at a prime place, great distance to campus and to the city. However, the internet and facilities go under repair every month or so and sometimes cut off completion without notice.

Leeds is situated just next to the city which makes it easily accessible to explore after classes. The facilities for the Business School has recently been renovated as well so the classrooms are very modern. Making the best out of the experience is up to you - Leeds provides you with so many options!

The best aspect is that it is clearly designed for the Banking professional in mind - alternatives from other universities are far too theoretical and designed with a "back-office" career in mind. The accreditations and the eligibility to become a Chartered Banker makes Leeds the best option for a career in finance. The worst aspect are the demographic disparities which is beyond the university's control. That is to say, there isn't much diversity in the classroom. If you're from a minority, it may be difficult to find your crowd. The academics can do more to encourage collaborative studies.

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