To me it’s the great relations the school has with a plethora of venues around town, allowing me to maximise my studies by applying them consistently to projects and work opportunities. However, in the case of my campus, there is a desirability for more classrooms that have dedicated room and furniture for written work. But i guess that is always going to be at contention in a music school.

Other than a difference in character between me and the occasional tutor, I have nothing bad reflect upon from my course, except that I’d wan’t more courses per semester.

No

The uni is great! I love it and I'm so happy made the decision to apply. I love the modules and all the tutors are great! The only thing I don't think is so good is that the schools facilities are too small for all the students attending. The hallways are crowded, there's one common room that's always packed with people and it's very difficult booking practice rooms and studios.

We are way too many students. It's close to impossible to book a studio, which is a huge problem!

London is great.

I love all my modules and all of the lecturers are amazing! I'm learning so much!

I don't know how the school will approach this when then time comes. I'm looking for part-time jobs at the moment to be able to have a life outside of school. Hopefully the school will really try to help us find a job within our studies. I'm done working with stuff I don't feel passionate about.

I sorted my accommodation my self. I live with my girlfriend in a small studio. It's expensive, but it's pretty nice that we are able to live by ourselves.