It's been fantastic. The freedom combined with the responsibility of living alone and studying has given me great confidence in my abilities to survive in the real world. I have made so many new friends from both my course and through the societies I have joined. Though I had doubts about my course during the summer, I was glad to have chosen it and know that I have full support from both my lecturers and overall staff at the uni on what I want to do.

Top of the line, every book and item I need is available at the library.

We get regular feedback on online assessments, not just what marks we did but on what questions we got wrong. Lecturers also tell us in class what the general mistakes people made so that we can look out for them in the exam come January.

I haven't needed many of the extra facilities but my friends that have needed them have only benefits to say with how efficient and friendly the staff are to every situation. Extenuating circumstances are taken heavily into consideration during exams and coursework and I receive regular emails reminding those that might need extra help that help is available and where to get it from.

Yeah, even though I'm on a different campus to my studies, I am able to take a quick bus ride there and back. The Tescos and local bar on campus have been great for quick shops and nights with friends and the 15 minute bus ride to the 24hr Tesco in town is also easily available.

There seems to be societies and sports for pretty much everything. Though I personally can't say anything about the Sports side, the societies I have joined have been incredible and warm and well ran by the students for the students.

Most: feedback heavy, if students say that a certain technique wasnt working Lecturers would take this into account and accommodate the students. The lecturers are not just passionate about their subject, but also the way they can give their information to the students. Least: Lecture schedules are inconvenient to people living off campus.

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We have an employability award system where we do volunteering and work placements to earn the award. This increases skills outside of academics.

beach is good. uni is poor

helpful people. some staff beuroceatic

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