Best Aspect: Building new relationships and experiences through accommodation living Worst Aspect: Placement, little to no prep in 1st year and jobs immediately posted 2nd year

Best Aspect: Extra lessons Worst Aspect: When lecturers inadequately plan weeks ahead so two weeks delivered one

Good service Too loud at night from students

My best moment in school is the second workshop we had in the department. As an unsure international student, I was scared of putting my scripts in front of my classmates who are better writers. I was anxiously sweating and couldn't piece sentences together before we go to my work. But after reading my work, I experienced the true meaning of constructive criticism. There's no judgement. Only opinions that still made me feel I am in charge of my story. I have spent just three months at Bournemouth University but all my experiences made me feel as if I am being nurtured, not taught. Lessons are made with welcomed opinions. Teachers and students really listen. One of the things that made Bournemouth University a good place to study is its accessibility. Every student can access every necessary place and equipment. I have issues with my laptop during my early days but there is a borrow-a-laptop scheme where students can borrow laptops for the day.

Classes are face to face. One of the best aspect of my course is that the teachers make time for the students. I have had one on one sessions with lecturers to have a discussion of topics I don't understand. I remember a particular time a lecturer made a last minute slot in his time so I could gain a deeper understanding into a topic.

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