The best aspects are having the freedom of university and being independent. I love cooking and seeing friends. I genuinely enjoy going to university and learning as well, I find my course very interesting. The worst aspect is being home sick and missing my family. It can get quite lonely sometimes and I miss spending time with my family.

The course is very exciting and interesting, there's a lot of support available if needed too. One of the worst aspects is the work load, there is a lot of work and can be quite overwhelming and stressful a lot of the time.

It was very expensive but it was a very nice accommodation. The people at reception were really lovely and helpful too. One of the downsides was how far away it was from the university but I made the choice to be far away. It was also quite far from the town centre.

This university is an outstandingly beautiful university, with lots of opportunities on offer, as well as a diverse range of activities to do in the day and in the night. Small issues include the constant building works for new/renovating buildings, as well as the heavy work load placed on staff, especially those that are heavily involved in research. This results in teaching standards taking a hit.

In comparison to my home town, the city is full of life!

The amount of clubs and societies is staggering, as well as the ease of setting one up allows students to create new ones.