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Overall a fun experience with some great teaching professionals. However student services are sorely lacking, accommodation is both hard to find and overly expensive and the student experience is geared towards those with access to parent's credit cards rather than aiming to please students from every background.

Library is woefully stocked and poorly built. Although they remodelled only a few years ago, major problems exist, such as there being only 18 toilet stalls total (9 female, 9 male) for a library that can seat during exam periods about 2000 people. Other study areas are small and usually closed on weekends.

Although another vastly over-subscribed service, the friendliness and helpfulness of student services at St Andrews are a credit to the university.

Provides many events, however still here you cannot find the cheaper prices you would at other universities.

Town is geared around student events as we make up almost have the town's population!

Again, students make these societies great. Hundreds are available geared towards anything you can think of. The student union provides great financial support.

World renowned lecturers with some very interesting courses. My criticism would be that first and second year courses tend to be over subscribed, and teaching suffers for it.

St Andrews is a fantastic, well sought after name for employers. However the careers centre's resources are lacking and if you are doing an arts subject (ex languages), advise for future career prospects is non existent.

Although I would say the atmosphere at many catered halls is fantastic, the accommodation provided is extremely over-priced and over subscribed. The university can barely fit it's first year students into accommodations so almost nothing remains for anyone else. Furthermore, students who are not from affluent backgrounds sometimes have to find accommodation outside of the town, as in town prices are extravagant and there there is an alarmingly low number of budget rooms provided.