The good: * The main campus is in a great spot, right in the centre of the city. * On site coffee and cafeteria serves decent, reasonably priced food. * Supermarkets close to campus and halls. * The teaching rooms and facilities are clean, tidy, and plentiful. * Free transport to Walsall and Telford campuses. * Help is always on hand to those who ask for it. * Community feel. lecturers are friendly, understanding, and want the best for all students. The bad: * The timetable department is not always the best organised, a couple of times lectures have been moved, or held in unsuitable rooms, without even telling lecturers. * Wolverhampton isn't the most exciting city for clubs and nightlife. However, the SU bar has recently reopened, and is regularly putting on events, which is nice. * Walsall and Telford campuses are literally miles away, making some lectures tricky to get to.

The good: * Assigned Academic Tutor and Academic Mentor for questions about the course, and about University in general. * Easy access to academic materials and wider reading * Course equipment is all provided and functional * lecturers are easy to contact. The bad: * Location of course content is not all standardised between subjects/departments. Can be a learning curve. * 9AM lectures suck. But most start at 10.

No

Science and lab facilities are excellent, always enough support in the lab. Always get feedback on coursework and other assignments. Dr Morris and Dr Connor do this particularly well. Julie Walton and Lynda Birch are always happy to help with any problems. Constant room changes can be irritating and online tools don't always work (canvas and student checkin).

Some module options have changed since I first applied for university (for example I can no longer take plant biology). Summer placements are particularly hard to find for biology and the university workplace also doesn't have many options.

No