Despite being British, Glasgow University is so far from home for me. Yet the culture & history of the University has quickly made it a home from home. Especially GUST (Student TV) where I'm able to mingle with like minded people.

The job prospecs from this uni are amazing. Especially for me. For someone who wants to go into Film&TV there's the class, GUST the magazine and the radio. It's magnificent and Glasgow is rife with opportunity.

My course is fantastic, especially Film&TV. As well as having the opportunity to take on a third subject so we are not trapped & have the option to change our minds.

There are two student unions. Queen Margaret Union and Glasgow University Union. They're both full of history based around women's freedom. Now they're both welcoming and a lot of fun.

There's loads of accommodation choice. From catered and self catered with a range of price brackets. Personally I could not ask for a better accommodation. Ensuite and double bed. Perfect.

The library is accessible until usually 2 am and only students are permitted entrance with student cards. So you're always safe. There's student cafes in a variety of places and the student bookshop has amazing deals. The gift shop has everything available from mugs, bookmarks and clothes. During exam time there are extra study areas which are perfect for quiet time.

Glasgow is thriving. And the people are mostly friendly, especially to us students. There's cheap food shops nearby the uni and also the more eexpensive ones such as Waitrose. Subways and bus' make transport easy to get into the main city.

Hundreds of societies to choose from. Cultures and hobbies, there's no lack of choice. Pole dancing, writing, archeology, and even a Harry Potter society which holds amazing balls open to everyone.

I have never used the student support, but I know if I wish to talk to anyone (as my tutor or my class teachers) I know if I email them they will reply very quickly and they aleast have set open office hours if I need help in person.

I have struggled because I suffer from mental health issues regarding depression and anxiety. I was at a previous university beforehand, Queen Margaret University, and left it after I finished my second year because I was very low and their mental health help is essentially nonexistent. At GLA, however, they are incredibly understanding and helpful and are always available. They have given me the ability to gain good cause when I have desperately needed it and I would 100% reccomend GLA for those who want to study but are worried about their mental health alongside their studies.

Frequent emails regarding prospects after university, updates about job faires, an alumni career discussion after graduation to discuss job paths and possibilities

I enjoy the seminar work and the lectures in regards to how they are taught but would like if there were recordings of lectures to ensure that we have everything we need in regards to information - sometimes courses have very small information on the moodle

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I don't like the GUU because it seems more focused around those who enjoy partying (which is okay, that's what it's for!) but I prefer the QMU for the quieter and tamer atmosphere.

Very good. The disability service is fantastic and very helpful.

Great. I enjoy the feeling of other people being busy and going about their normal lives. I love where my university is situated in the west end; its not too busy and it's very cultural and the buildings are old and beautiful.

There are many diverse clubs and societies, from archery to the simpsons club - there are a whole host of things for people to do!

Amazing. They are very understanding and I wouldn't have been able to continue with my university course if they hadn't been so helpful and wonderful.