- The academic side to the university is good, staff are useful and the lectures/seminars are engaging - Communication can be poor at times - The guild does not have the right priorities. Reports made against students for creepy behaviour are not handled on time and they will be unbanned. Instead the guild is pushing for bidets in library toilets. - Societies are fun but there are limited opportunities for those who don't drink, especially for the academic societies. The guild is not as willing to accept ideas for socials if it's not a pub crawl. - The push for AI is not needed.

- Lectures are engaging and have interesting content - The workload is not bad as long as you prepare before the work is due - There is a lot of reading but everything is either online or in the library in person. Although some of the reading lists are not updated on the library page, the reading given on the lecture page is enough - Language modules are not as good. For a beginner class, there is little focus on the fundamentals and instead just reading a textbook word for word with little input.

The University of Liverpool is an absolutely fantastic university to attend for any degree. It provides the best possible experience, from thought-provoking lectures to a wide variety of extra-curricular activities. Lectures are held throughout the campus which has two libraries, both specialising in different subjects. The University staff working in all departments, including the Libraries, the Students Union, the Careers department and the Support Centre, are helpful and supportive. These departments are always finding new and innovative ways to provide the best services possible for the students. Liverpool as a city is an incredibly cultured and affordable city to live, travel, shop and enjoy both day-trips and nights out. There are many free activities to do during the days including visiting the many different museums and art galleries in the city as well as a trip to the Liverpool docks to walk around the shops and visit the Beatles Story. Liverpool’s shopping centre in the city, known as Liverpool One, offers a variety of different retail shops, restaurants and activities including a cinema and a mini gold course.