Best Campus has lots of great options for food and places to study. The library is very well stocked and there is plenty of study space. During open week and in the run up to christmas there events on campus like live music, food vans, ice skating, wreath making etc. Worst Student support services for specific learning difficulties is very very stretched at the moment and very understaffed and so support is very delayed. "Team Leicester" membership is required to join a sport society and it is very expensive, in addition to specific society memberships, which is not promoting equality or mitigating access barriers.

Best We are taught be some very experienced clinicians. The course staff are very dedicated and responsive to feedback given. The admin team are very kind, helpful and knowledgeable. Worst With the size of the course growing at such a fast rate with every cohort, the teaching style is sometimes not best suited for larger groups and some of the processes don't quite work for larger groups.

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I really enjoy the sense of community that I get here at Leicester. The rent is well priced so I get to treat myself quite often. My course is enjoyable but the content is quite dense. The facilities are also run down and the practical content does feel repetitive. The international student support team is exceptional. They've been there for me before I came to uni, supported me throughout the entire application process, and have still been checking up on me throughout. I look forward to my next 3 years here.

I've grown to really appreciate my tutor and the course content. It's comforting knowing that people are always there for my academically

I don't have any complaints about my university accomodation. It is beyond affordable and I'm right next to the Village Hub, where they're always hosting fun events.