i have just finished and i thoroughly enjoyed my time there i just wish i took advantage of every aspect of my time there. i feel as though i grew as a person and i have left a better and more rounded person

i think they were okay they could be better

they are always more than happy to help us and they are very easy to get a hold of when you need help. you have personal tutors that you can go to when you need other types of help

they were very good and they tried there best to make sure the uni was adhering to everyone’s needs and they were always trying to make it better for everyone

with my uni being in central london you’re near a lot of places so you can catch a tube to anywhere

there are a lot of societies for many different hobbies and many cultural ones.

it’s very independent but you can also always go to your lecturer for more help when needed and they are always more than happy to help!

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they have schemes and section on the website where you can find jobs and placements

The best aspects include the location and extracurricular initiatives. The university offers a wide range of opportunities to explore beyond your course. There are enterprise programmes, language schemes, short-term global mobility opportunities, and much more. The location provides access to unique networking opportunities. The worst aspect might be the fact that my specific campus has limited study rooms. The Regent's St campus doesn’t have a library, so students hunt for empty classrooms.

The best part is having all my lessons in person. My tutors are supportive and go out of their way to help you do better academically and professionally. The worst part is having only a few lessons a week for my course. My current schedule requires me to attend university 2x a week, but I would likely benefit from more class time.