All the buildings are really close together so it’s easy to navigate between them. There’s lots of places to sit to eat/relax in between lectures. All my lectures have been very supportive and I never feel shy about emailing to ask questions.

The contact hours could be more flexible. I’ve enjoyed all the topics I’ve done so far, they’ve been very insightful and tutors are excellent at involving everyone.

There’s always lots of opportunities to get involved with things within the accommodation and the social spaces are always kept very clean. I feel very safe here due to only being able to access the rooms by going through reception and there is 24/7 security.

This university is the best I have ever seen. They are extremely career-oriented meaning that they focus on teaching their current students how to get the careers they want while they are studying. They don't just push you out into the world without knowing anything. They have numerous career days and events. They are flexible with your needs and their Student Services office is especially approachable and helpful. The only negative aspect I can think of is that most international students wait until the last few days to do their check-in and the offices are not prepared for this. If you are an international student here, you have a whole month to do this. DON'T wait until the last day to do your check-in. You most likely won't be seen and you're left in a terrible situation. I did mine in the first few days and it was very fast and took no time at all. The people who came during the last week had to wait for four hours and half of them weren't even seen. I don't blame this on the school as much as I do the students, but you should be warned. Other than that, everything is amazing so far with my studies. I love my courses. Most of my tutors are very knowledgeable and answer emails quickly. I love the location even more than the University of Leeds because Leeds Beckett is closer to City Centre. There are a lot of accommodation options but I use private accommodation because I prefer not to share living spaces.

My course is taught in-person and they are always in the format of a lecture then a seminar on the same day. I usually have class three days a week with one module a day. My second year has involved doing hands-on work with a company. I'm writing blogs for a museum as my project. Today my course involved learning how to write a good CV. The teachers are very easy to reach and usually never take longer than a day to respond to an email. My pinky concern with classes is that most students don't attend enough. The university just implemented a way to make attendance better. You now have to scan a QR code every time you are in class to mark attendance. Anyone who doesn't show up more than 60 percent might be kicked out of school. I totally agree with this because students aren't attending enough.

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