I, to my surprise, really like it here. I did well at A-level and while the area was a bit of a culture shock and I was initially pretty unhappy about being here, I love it now, I love my course, and I have real hopes for my future. I love studying here, the staff are really friendly and you learn vocational, real life skills rather than absurd academic formula.

Best computers ever. And such nice IT staff, which I didn't think was possible. Pretty good working areas too.

I fell into pretty severe emotional turmoil after arriving here and everyone has been very understanding. I've never felt alone.

Not really very involved...it's more on the other campuses.

I'll be honest, Medway sucks.

I've met some amazing people and with a bit of funding these could be truly amazing.

This is the most intense course I have ever done; they will really push you and work hard to see you achieve.Really friendly and kind and will always celebrate your achievements and listen to you.

It's what you get out of it; those who work hard always achieve incredible things. However, it might be a good idea for this Uni to raise entry requirements or at least stick to them, that's pretty much my only negative.But grades aren't everything. Everyone is here for a reason, everyone has special skills.

It's okay; nothing special and a bit pricey, but it works and it isn't disgusting.