There is an abundance of help and knowledge if you are willing to reach out and take the opportunity. Chester is a brilliant city to live in, it is relatively safe and cheap to live in. Just choose your subject carefully and focus. I would recommend this university to anyone interested in applying. The social life is great, just don't let it go to your head.

The teacher are really dedicated to your education and are always willing to help with anything your doing or extra work. The health and wellbeing team try to help in whatever ways they can and their waiting lists aren't painstakingly long. I do wish there were more realistic applications of disability help since many of their plans are not the most helpful

There are clear times you can make appointments with teachers outside of class, meetings are often scheduled right before assignment deadlines to help anyone struggling

It was a house unlike halls, but owned by the university, could house 6 people but only housed 3, it was very isolating. It was not the specification I'd asked for but it was still a good room.