Mixed - feel like more feedack would help me evaluate my time here greater but I love the city and the uni is a nice place to be. My experience in halls in first year was not good but that is to be expected really, life is a lot better now in a flat and being closer to campus.

Lots of careers workshop oppurtunities and labs that teach transferrable skills.

Most - easy structure to follow, labs link in with lectures for practical knowledge Least - feels a bit unpersonal as do not have tutorials for Biology which I think would be helpful as the amount of course content is overwhleming

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The representation isn't as accesible as I think it should be. The union is a great hub for the students though.

Stay in a flat owned by my flatmates parents. Very good location and price. In a safe area close to uni and lots of things to do with good transport connections.

Varied from building to building, nothing out of the ordinary or ground breaking but all fit for purpose

Yes, the uni is in the heart of the west end and is surrounded by many food places, pubs and plenty of shops and nice things to do.

Great variety - something for everyone, only down side is you have to buy a gym memebership to join a sports society so this makes it quite costly.

Not very good, counselling facilities are extrememly lacking and the waiting list is a joke. I don't really have a tutor or a point of contact that I feel is easy for my course however if I have a question the lecturers say that they are happy to help.

Highly enjoyable. I am very happy I came to Glasgow.

Really nice, very modern.

Lots of support offered by variety of departments and institutions within the university. Counselling services, financial services etc.