The uni really cares about their students, they constantly check up on students about their mental health, providing free breakfast so you can relax and chat to your friends before you start your uni day. The facilities are handy as some of the libraries are open 24/7 meaning you can get your work done whenever it suits you. The facilities are all top tier too with laptops and pcs readily available for students. The accommodations are very well kept with our RAs providing snacks and drinks for free at the reception of student accommodation and hosting events to help students mix for instance a pizza night in the common area of a student accommodation. To improve the university could attempt to make the students Union more student friendly as it is rather expensive.

The best aspect of my course is that it is very hands on which also makes it very interesting. I enjoy learning about the law and getting into the nitty gritty of laws that we take for granted on the day to day. The worst aspect is probably the amount of bulk learning involved in the course as it is very content heavy and requires a lot of precise terminology to be used.

The halls have all of the utilities contained in the bill payed monthly, meaning that there is constant access to high speed wifi, the rooms are always warm and there is never any cap on when you can have sockets and lights on. The rooms are spacious with lots of room for storage and room for school materials. The kitchen and living room area is sublime, a large couch that can fit all of the flatmates on it, a table with lots of stools so everyone can sit around and have a meal and a large kitchen area with lots of cupboard and space at the hobs/ ovens. One of the things that I would change would be the size of the fridges as it is a struggle to fit all of your items from a weekly shop onto one fridge shelf at times.

Mainly the poor help for accommodation officers

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