I like lincoln, its pretty calm and relaxing. Its a nice mix of between a city and town which is super nice to explore and be in. The campus is really nice to be in and the facilities are amazing. I think for me to have the campus be improved would be making a good use of the facilities and making sure to give access to them 24/7 and sometimes not having a lecture in the amin building was not ideal

The course tutors were very engaging and helped teached the subkect in a manor in which I felt motivated to learn and do the assessments for each module. Some of the assessments were a little lackluster and felt as though I wasn't learning and just regurgiating stuff that was in lectures. and occasionally felt as though they were unrelated and were not great.

There were some odd rumors about our halls when we were there but the place was nice. Bit pricey for what it was but it was a good experience.

At the University of Lincoln, the highlight was undoubtedly the passionate professors who made learning a real pleasure. On the other hand, outside of academics, there were times when it felt like there weren't many activities or events happening in the city.

The best part of studying Games Computing was learning the ropes, and exploring coding languages. Creating my own game prototypes was incredibly fulfilling. However, the toughest aspect was the workload, especially in the second year so far. The work isn't challenging, there's just a lot of it

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