Best is how accessible the online resources are It could be improved by cheaper food drink and food prices

I would say there should be more module choices

It's a very welcoming environment, there is endless sources of support, whether that be personal or academic support there's always someone to help. The facilities are mostly up to date and have a nice appearance, especially the medical school, lucky students, but they should really get new chairs, they're uncomfortable and very noisy.

We're taught through lectures, seminars and online classes. Keeping this variety helps a lot. And whilst there is loads of content to cover in a small period of time, it gets done but it doesn't feel too rushed and we don't have an overwhelming timetable, yet. The lectureres encourage us to email them with any questions we have and they operate many social events throughout the year that helps us get to know them.

I really like the quick responses we get from accommodation services and maintenance when we have a query. And although I think the accommodation is still expensive you do make the most of your money. Especially compared to other uni's accommodations, it's not the worst thing in the world. Plus I love that it's a two minute walk to my lectures as the accommodation village is on site. This also makes me feel safer as I know I'm surrounded with students and staff from the uni and security gave me their number to keep saved in my phone.