So far so good

Could have more seating areas

Advisors make it clear to contact whenever needed

good food selection

Close to lots of restaurants/shops and bars

Huge variety of sport and clubs good gym facilities

Some lecturers are great some not so much

Fiona stubbs give lectures on careers i.e. CV's

My overall experience of University has definitely been a rollercoaster! There are times where I have really enjoyed myself and I have made friends with some unforgettable people and created many long lasting memories, but also there have been times where I have felt so low and wanted to quit, but I stuck in and remembered that there is so much more left I have to experience and I look forward to it!

Both tutors/feedback and counselling are very very well offered to students (like myself) suffer from mental illness as well as a huge work load given to us.

I do not get involved, as it is not publicised all too well and I am unsure as to what takes place there.

The city life is amazing! The views and West End in general are beautiful, historic parts of Glasgow, and there isn't a moment I don't enjoy walking around and admiring the scenery and history. Lots of great restaurants/cafes and they have a Greggs close by!

I am currently not part of any clubs or societies as I am unsure as to what clubs I could potentially join, and what would interest me.

Courses are taught well, with lots of thorough explanation and good detail in lectures, however, more advice on what further reading can be done to help improve knowledge i.e what books can be advised for us to read, any specific authors/papers etc.

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Makes us aware of people we can see and who can look over our CV's with to increase our employability skills. Ensures that lectures are given to show us how to set up such profiles (LinkedIn etc.) and potential graduate jobs made available to us.