Moving to Brighton to study was possibly the best decision I've ever made! The friendliest, loveliest place to live. We have good support from what I've experienced right now, and my course is very broad in the things we learn/can go into.

On average we are in about 9 hours per week, spread over 3 days. This is not enough for my personal liking as I prefer to be in University rather than working at home however we do have options to go in and work out of hours.

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The overall vibe of the university is very modern, and I’ve found everyone seems to express their sense of individuality through fashion also which is very pleasing. The facilities are incredible and closely put together making them all easy to access, especially from halls. One improvement I’d say is, the library could use a slight upgrade in terms of its content and genres, Maybe integrate more fantasy and fictional books, even manga.

The best aspect of my course is the variety of ways in which we are taught. Whether that be through workshops, lectures or seminars. Each class has its own specific area, allowing us to have a bit of diversity despite still learning about one course. It’s a freedom I wasn’t expecting coming from studying 3+ courses at a time during a level to just 1. There aren’t any bad aspects particularly, other than the fact that the workload can get get pretty heavy pretty fast. Which is why it’s important to prioritise time management and use our independent hours of study wisely.

The thing I like the most about halls is the socialising aspect that comes with it. I’ve made some of my closest friends in my flat, just out of the proximity and having to get to know eachother. Its definitely good for people who want to come out of their bubble a little bit. Some things that aren’t so good, I feel as though your taking quite a gamble of what could go wrong in your accommodation, for some it may be the kitchen is faulty, or their shower is faulty etc. So it’s definitely a little gamble moving in.