Best: Bristol is amazing, feels like a perfect balance between modern city life and peaceful quite laid back city unlike somewhere like London. Nice to have Bus stations connecting right with the campus. Beautiful spacious campus and well maintained with loads of facilities. Good location with supershops all around and somewhat near the city centre. Lovely community and staff. Lovely Teachers (some). People are generally more friendly than other places. Also safer than other places (so far) Worst: Sometimes feels like understaffed, couldn't find someone physically for enquiries. While some teachers are amazing, some are straight up bogus and got attitude problems. My course structure could be a better, other unis offering the same course are more relaxed and easy to digest.

Best: Its fun at the end of the day, challenging but fun. Most of the teachers are nice and fun to mix with, they make the course materials more interesting. Worst: As said before, the structure could be a bit more relaxed or convenient like other Unis like BPP (I know because got friends there studying). Teaching could be also easier, right now feels like all they do is overwhelm you with bunch of reading materials which you have to do on your own and then just solve questions and classes, it gets easier with time but the first few weeks are hectic and confusing and just overwhelming. The teachers are nice though but theres this one teacher who alot of students cant tolerate. She really got an attitude problem.

The price couldve been a bit lower or atleast more facilities should've been provided, other than that, its really good

The staff is super friendly, has a very welcoming and hospitable feel to it.

Well rounded with good resources. Wanting in Internship and placement opportunities, especially for International students.

The town of Bristol is absolutely lovely with extremely warm and friendly people, a lively and bustling nightlife scene, clean and green streets. The only downside is a lack of part-time opportunities for students and the cost of living and rent.

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