The facilities are clean and well looked after, the campus is small and has a community feel making it easy to navigate and to ask for assistance from others. The staff are all friendly and ready to help and assist even if you are not on their course. The prices at the student union bar and the dining hall are all really good prices and allow to give back to the university and provide future events with funding.

The course is accessible and first time interest friendly and allows growth in the subject. The lecturers are available for help and will answer any questions.

The best is that the library is open 24/7 and most staff around uni are really lovely. I had a bad experience with a flatmate but thankfully this issue was solved quickly.

I love the creative writing lessons and the amount of freedom given with essays. For example, for one of my essays i’m allowed to submit my own poetry. I find Literature a little more difficult with the old style English used in most of the texts we study.

Really close to Uni and the city centre, it’s a pretty building and the scenery is nice. However I was given the smallest room and the only one without heating or a refurbished shower, but I’m still paying the same as everyone else in the flat. Our kitchen is also one of the smallest. I think you just get lucky if you get put in a nicer flat. I do think City Residence is one of the best halls, I just got unlucky.