Up to date and useful study facilities, as well as facilities for extracurricular life i.e. gym, student union etc Perhaps more of a focus on the quality of student halls

A tight knit group as we are quite small, but I feel I have been able to make great friends within my course Less 9am lectures would help

Value for money fairly decent - great quality of living in the halls Wifi was not good, and staff were sometimes rude

For me, the best part about Bucks is the Big Deal: providing help during the cost of living crisis, with free entry to all nights out and societies, and 3 free hot meals a week. High Wycombe itself is probably the worst thing, being a generally unhappy place, with unsafe areas at night. However, the free bus running to and from accommodation during nights out is massively helpful.

Being so close to London brings many opportunities in the course, with free trips to some of the best music venues (such as the Royal Albert Hall) throughout the year. The course lecturers also have impressive experience within the industry, giving us a real, accurate perception of it all. The class is taught in classrooms, though they are away from other music students in the studios, which is likely the only downfall to the class. Lessons are 3 hours long, so are filled with detail and understanding on all aspects of the Music Business.

Hughenden is in a nice area, though it is a 20 minute walk from the university! This university's halls were the cheapest I found when looking at universities, and the rooms therefore have an excellent value for money. Wifi for the most part is good, but with the amount of people using it, it can be slow sometimes. Safety is good, with fencing going around the whole area and a locked gate. High Wycombe being the place that it is means there have been circumstances where safety threats have occurred, but security have stepped in and sorted it every time.