Best: After volunteering in the lab for one summer, I have been given a temporary job as a research assistant for the summer between my second and third year. This job can help me go further in my education and field after I graduate with my undergraduate degree. Improvements: Have a neurodivergent society so like-minded people can support and help each other.

Best: Most lecturers are easy to get a hold of to ask questions, either during office hours, after lectures or via email. There isn't much contact with personal tutors, but if you are lucky enough to get an academic tutor, you often get weekly in-person sessions, which are great for lots of things, including going over assignments to hand in, marks from assessments, and planning your time. Also, they make good adjustments for assignments for students with learning differences.

Good location to get to lectures, not so much for food shopping/ going into town Good facilities to wash clothes, but had to pay for a dryer that didn't work anyway; we weren't allowed clothes dryers in our room. The university will also try and make you pay for damage to the room that was already there unless you can prove it was already damaged when you moved in. The university needs to advertise student residents to a standard that the student will get; the university advertises the newer, upgraded halls, whereas most people end up in older buildings paying the same amount for worse/ less facilities (for example, no communal area).

Wonderful place, nice staff, maybe some people are a bit too isolated?

It’s going very well! Teachers and courses are engaging.