Best - the hands on patient exposure starting from first year. Worse the cohort is too large. Make it smaller!!

Best - the placement opportunities. Worse - the long breaks in between each lecture/tutorial which is a waste of student time.

No

Although covid had definitely made things different for us this time (I previously did a degree before so I had my own little expectations of what university will be like), I feel like I’ve really come to enjoy this year. Yes! It has been a rollercoaster ride, with varying amounts of motivation and sometimes tough deadlines and things to keep up with, all in all, taking it one at time; it has been a good year!

Library is accessible 24/7

We have academic tutors. We have a webpage dedicated to mental health for self help stuff. We have academic tutors we can reach out to.

Because of COVID, we have been having mostly online sessions but we do have clinical skills once a week. We have a community placement every 2 weeks which has allowed me to learn so much in a bio-psychosocial way. We have enquiry based learning (PBL) and sessions which allow you to reflect on placements and learning interactive lectures

20

I know that the university had opened up chances for some students to take part in a summer internship