best aspects: uni is flexible around learning (e.g. if there are train strikes, you can do lessons online) if any maintenance is needed in accommodation, staff are quite quick to try and fix it tutors seem very passionate about their subjects less good aspects: lectures are very different to high school and college lessons so I personally find them much harder to follow breaks are either very short or very long rather than just a standard time lectures are set out very differently across subjects so it feels inconsistent presentation slides are very vague so when going back over the slides it’s really hard to make good quality notes

I do 11 hours of lectures a week, all of which are in person. it is expected that we do 150 extra hours per module (from memory) and when you actually calculate how that could work, there’s absolutely no way it could. I am worried about how this could affect future modules if it is genuinely expected that we do 150 extra hours of study per module as for most people there is no way this could work.

Lanfranc House is a very good accommodation in my opinion. There are a lot of chances to meet people in freshers week in the courtyard and I think having friends at Lanfranc House really affects my perception of university. We have had a lot of problems with water in the past, however 2 days after I formally logged that there was an issue our water was fixed and we have not had any problems since. I enjoy living at Lanfranc and feel it is better than some of the other, more expensive accommodation that CCCU offers.

I feel like the university is already at a good place where students come and learn, have fun and collaborate, but there could be some things that could be improved such as in the Computer Science lessons there could be more interaction in the lessons that make it feel less stressful, and make all people understand some parts of the subject even if they don't know a lot about it, with things like practical work above theory, for example the subject can be split in learn the theory at home and work on the practical in class

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