The best part for me is the campus I'm staying in. It's beautiful, in stunning grounds and this makes it relaxing to study. I also like that uni hosts multiple different and unique events to get involved in. There is also a climbing wall at the city gym. The worst part is that it's so big with a lot going on that it does feel overwhelming and this reduces the sense of belonging that I feel overall.

The course has been overall, taught well for most modules. The before lecture learning has been the best approach to teaching as noted by the majority of us in this group. The knowledge of the lecturers is also worth noting and their enthusiasm for the course always comes across well. The worst part is that there has been some inconsistencies between duo lecturer modules in their expectations and how they mark things. One will say one thing, the other will say the opposite.

A flawless campus, I cannot think of anything bad to say. I feel fortunate to be staying here. It's well looked after by all mainstream team and the ladies in the offices. I feel safe here and there are many options for places to study with a lovely view. The animals are an added bonus and the site has been awarded for being sustainable.

The best aspects of my university experience take place within the opportunities that the uni offers to connect with likeminded people with similar hobbies and interests. The worst experience is the actual lectures and seminars as I feel there could be more help and personal support.

The best aspect of my course is developmental and social psychology as they are fun and genuinely interesting. The worst aspect of my course is the fact that I still do not feel I have learned much relevant information in terms of the forensic side as we pick our options for third year instead of second, meaning we are doing general psychology for the first two years of the three year course in packed up lectures.

No