Easy to meet new people because first years live on campus, so are all very close together. Also, the facilities, especially sports, are easily accessible and plentiful. Because the uni is slightly separate from the city centre, the feel is very different to a uni embedded in a city. This is both a good thing and a bad thing, although from second year onwards you live in the city, so it would be a different feel again.

Almost all has been in person since the beginning of the year and there are enough but not too many lectures. Not too much time to talk to lecturers about difficulties though

Bath is a great campus uni, with all the facilities in one place, which gives it a great feel and sense of community. There are so many societies to get involved with, as well as the opportunity to participate in sports teams at a variety of levels.

I love that there is the option of doing placement with the majority of the degrees; this made a big difference in my degree. There is not lots of flexibility with the modules you do however. There is a high overall quality of teaching.

Compared to other Bath Uni accommodation, it is good value for money. It's on campus like the majority of the other accommodation which is a huge plus. I liked that it was a collection/village of contained house type buildings rather than a big block of student accommodation.