For me the extra curricular evens are what really stands out, I like that we can get involved with societies that help build connections to our chosen industry. When it came to deciding which uni to pick the large numbers of mature students, variety of facilities and central London location were what helped me chose London Met over other unis. If I have to suggest any other improvements it would be more open inductions that ANY student can sign up to for the different work spaces across campus and more lunch of after uni classes to help expand our creative subjects. For example life drawing oil painting, digital drawing, etc...

At the moment I don't have enough experience to comment on the work placements but I do greatly appreciate the Vis Com talks that are being set up to help us learn from those in industry. It is however a little unfortunate that a lot of the speakers talk more about the struggles than the successes, it would be great to see more successful artists who have enjoyed their journey into the industry.

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I wasn't sure about the uni at first as I applied last minute, but they've been really accommodating and my tutors are brilliant. They're really passionate about everything, and it makes the learning experience really fun. I was planning on changing uni after first year because of the bad reviews of London Met but after this term I'm definitely going to stay for my whole course!

We've not done any work based things yet as its just our first term, so I can't comment on that. I can say that each class is really interesting and diverse, and we get visitor lecturers and teachers often; they really know what they're talking about. My tutors are really down to earth too, so it's easy to talk to them.

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