Amazing. You meet new friends and the lecturers are fantastic. We start at 9.30 and finish at 3.30 so you dont have any late lectures. Lectures arent everyday either. Its a little expensive and would be better of it was cheaper.

Uni have a job shop which advertises all jobs pay and criteria etc.

The course is devided into 4 parts - Nursing Theory 1 & Nursing Pracice 1 with Nursing Theory 2 & Nursing Practice running in year one. You have a general nursing lecture in the morning with field soecific lectures in the afternoon. All tutors are really helpful and friendly and are always there when you need them.

Could be better. You dont have an SU bar but freshers and sports and other union activities are good.

We dont have uni halls but the accomodation here is really nice. Its really modern and you get a double bed and an en suite with each flat. Kitchens are modern and spacious with a breakfast bar , chairs, coffee table, sink, hob, sofas and an american fridge with downstairs having an on site laundrette and a common room.

Good. Skills labs are modern and up to date and theres always a computer if you need one.

Okay.. theres a couple of bars and nightclubs but its quite expensive.

Both academic and pwrsonal support is available to those who want it.

Can't fault it much! - i have to write 160 characters but really writing on here doesnt do it justice, come see for yourself on a open day! You won't be disspointed!

On the BSc (Hons) course, you get lots of support for the tutors and the staff in all departments - especially the library! Everyone is willing to help you if they can. We do 10 weeks theory 10 weeks placement each semester to prepare us for working in the sector. If any issues arise regarding placements uni is very supportive and on your side.

We have both joint lectures with the adult cohort and our own field specific lectures. This enables us to make friends outside of our small cohort and then develop and bounce knowledge and experiences off each other. Lecturers are friendly and welcoming and go out of there way to help you.

I'm currently a Sports Activator for the union which involved me participating in various sports and encouraging others to join both professionally and as beginners. this is great to keep fit, make friends and is extremely subsidised at £1 per session or £40 per year with gradual rewards! Each year we have 2 main freshers events, one in September and one in February, BarCoda is a great bar/pub crawl for £10 per tshirt which gets you free entry and free shots etc. drinks are cheap too! Every sunday there is a quiz for £1 at cult with happy hour before giving students 50% off food and drink, any other time students get 20% off full price.

I lived in Uni halls (Athena Hall) in my first year and it was great. met a lot of people and made lots of friends, it is very expensive but pretty nice. This year i live in a 4 bed house share with my friends and its so much better and im saving around £100pm. we have a garden, bath and shower etc and a lovely kitchen. Definitely worth exploring!