Student union is really good, a lot of support

Some really Good teachers, other less

Really small, not much to do

Safe and Good location

There's really good facilities for the music students. The only fault with them is that there's a difficult system to booking studios or rehearsal rooms as they are high demand for a lot of people. The location is really good. I like being close to both a train station and bus station. Even though I live a bit further on the outside of town it's still relatively quick to walk. Student support has been amazing. I have a learning disability and stuggle with various mental illnesses, it was quick and easy to sign up to mental health support here at bucks and I was able to get accomodations in place too. I love the campus, but I could be biased as I'm a transfer student and my old uni didn't have the best facilities. In comparison, it's really easy to study here. The building temperature is well regulated, the design is easy to navigate, and the school is always improving too with adding new additions. I feel really proud when I get to show people around the uni. I can't rate highly on student life as I haven't experienced much of it. I haven't been able to make friends here yet so it's difficult to go to events alone. However, I'm always intrigued to see whats happening and the uni hold some really interesting events. I can't rate too highly on students union either as I haven't experienced too much of it. What I have experienced and what I have heard, there's always some drama or rumours between staff or staff not being the friendliest sometimes behind the scenes.

I love my course, I feel like I've learn so much from my tutors so far. I love the subjects and modules I'm learning, they're all within my interest and it's easy to engage in. The lectures are all so so friendly and accommodating and they explain everything so well. Even though I've missed out on a lot of lectures this year due to being really unwell, I've been able to keep up with the work because my tutors reach out and make sure I'm up to date and understand everything. Subject facilities are good, I haven't needed to use much outside of lecture rooms.

High Wycombe is a very diverse place and it's amazing to see students from all over the world. However, High Wycombe is quite expensive, I had to buy my own flat because of my mental health and disability and it's been really difficult. I personally have found it difficult searching for an accommodating job here. Transport links here are really good for the most part! There has been some bus staff who weren't the most helpful to me, but some have been amazing. I love having a train station so close by too. I don't know too much about graduate job opportunities, but some pupils have had some amazing opportunities as far as i hear.