Apart from my personal student life, the facilities are good and clean, location-wise seems manageable as I walk to it. Overall, I'd say it's alright. Finding friends seems the part I struggle at, maybe that's a me issue but If I look at it in a different way, it has its benefits. What I'd advice new people to uni life is that they find friends to build connections, stay positive no matter the situation, and what I think is most important is to not get depressed over the student life as it can have a big impact generally on you.

I'm never going to get used to the English learning system. Maybe its just a international barrier and not the learning system I am used to. My general opinion is that the English learning system is not for me.

I really recommend this student accommodation. It's in a discreet, quite, and nice neighbourhood area. The walk distance to DMU in general is 10 to 15 mins walk. There are food stores and fast food shops which is a plus. If you drive a car the parking street area is good and there is even a garage parking area as well. The rooms in the accommodation are nice and clean, room size is depending on what contact agreement you sign for. Property management is good and fast, reporting and solving problems happen really fast and convinient. Wifi is free, fast, and good. Apart from all of that, If you are an international student and do not have any relatives or someone close to you in the UK you cannot pay in installments, thus the whole payment needs to be payed and the numbers are not small. So prepare financially.

I'd rate this really highly. Some amazing lecturers who have unfortunately left and gone on to do better things. The accommodation is okay, typical student stuff really. The uni has some nice facilties though I have seen much nicer when visiting friends. There are tonnes of societies, but the Union is totally irrelevant except for the food court. Also, the events it holds are all annoying and unappealing.