The worst aspect is that Its hard to gauge at the moment if the uni is actually a nice place to live. UOY has wonderfully brutalist architecture but it doesn't have distinctive contrasting things, such as lots of greenery or colour. This means in the rain and now going into winter it's a very depressing place to be. The best aspect is definitely the fact that the uni is a campus but it's so close to the city that you feel safe and part of the community in the city. This means nights out are fun and different from living here and days out happen alot.

The course does lots of short lessons rather than a couple of long ones. This means I can do a variety of things within a day that keep my brain engaged. However there is a discrepancy between how each module is taught, for example all of my lectures are on one of my three modules so it feels like I'm only really learning stuff in that. Another module is mostly done through workshops were we work on skills and we don't really learn this aspect of biology. They do give us resources to learn but they aren't very good

The thing I like least is that it really doesn't feel like it's part of the uni. It's on the other side of the main road by itself with no other colleges near it. The college also doesn't have any bars or other attractions or learning hubs to draw people in. This means that the greater population of students don't really no about the existence of my college. The best thing is that it is a quiet and rather nice place with close block which means the community inside is great

Very supportive.

Great facilities.

Great value.