Started in September I'm enjoying it do far. They give us £100 on the aspire card to use in the bookshop and they have a free bus that transports us from the Broadway to the uni.

Not too impressed with them but I've just started so we'll see how it goes. My tutor is lovely though.

94% of students find a job within 6 months of graduating

They have the student village which is house shares and then they have Halls. Both not too far away. Typical high expense. Student village is nice.

This university is very welcoming and there is always someone there to help with your enquiry. The student support Wellbeing team are very helpful especially if you have any learning difficulties, I am dyslexic and they helped me a lot when I needed the support in my assignments. The main negative about the university however is parking so if you are planning to travel by car this will be an issue as there is not a designated parking area and most places are permit holders only or you can only part for up to 1 hour. The lectures on the other hand are very nice, they are welcoming and friendly which helps you settle into the university lifestyle.

I have had a lot of problems with my university specific email address and despite trying to get this issue resolved after calling the help line numerously I have given up on getting this sorted.

Student support have been excellent as I am dyslexic they have helped me a lot with informing my lectures and providing me with a cover sheet to put in front of every assignment.

Although I have not been to any events run by the student union I am not too familiar with what they do, however, on the induction day the student union were helping in showing us where we had to go.

The university is located in a nice area as local transport is on the doorstep also the town centre is not very far away however for someone like me who drives to university there is very limited parking and I have already received 2 parking tickets as I have to constantly put another ticket on my car every hour!

I am yet to join a society because I don't really know how to.

My lectures are absolutely fantastic, again they are so welcoming and make you feel comfortable in the new environment. The course I am studying is also very fun although there is a lot of coursework but I am enjoying my time here.

I have had a lot of help with getting a job more convenient for me. There staff are constantly updating the notice boards when a new position becomes available.

I do not live in the accommodation however I have heard a lot of good things about them.