The best part is of my uni experience is being able to learn about things that I wasn't really mentioned in school, for example, I think that, at least when I was in school, there was more focus on playing music rather than what goes into making a song or even a singular sound. One of the bad parts about university is the lack of accessibility to some of the facilities, for example, we've been told that we can use specific rooms whenever we need but then they're also booked out for lessons 4 days a week, so really we can only use them during the weekend and then the people we have to get the keys from are a pain as well.

I like that this year everything has been in person because I couldn't pay attention to lectures when they were online. I don't like that my lectures are 3-4 hours long, I understand that it means we only have to do one lecture a week, but it's so long and I don't have that kind of attention span.

It's a nice city but also because it's a small city, it should be classified as a town rather than a city, you kind of feel like you've explored everything really quickly and there aren't many places to hang out unless you want to buy something and sit there.

Staff are friendly and helpful!

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