The University is in my home town. It is small and very much like a community. You are known by name, not by your number. It is close to the beach and has easy access to parks. While in the applications process someone from the disabilities team dealt with me in a very insensitive way, however, once I spoke to a different member of staff who specialises in my condition the issue was overcome. I have not used any on campus facilities as I live at home, but they seem to be of a good standard.

The course has few students on it so it is very easy to get help and makes lectures more comfortable. The course is taught very similarly to a school class experience more than having hundreds of people in a lecture hall. Teaching quality is great and the lecturers are very approachable and willing to help.