Worst was transferring during covid, didn't know anyone in the city or at the uni and there was no way to meet anyone for over a year. Best is location, modules, lecturers, libraries

Worst - there was a lot of irrelevant chemistry in second year. Would rather have learnt more about nutrition or diseases. Best - everything else is great

University gives lots of opportunities to get to know new people so there's always someone you will be with. The struggle with finding a second year house and not getting much help from the university was hard. Even more, struggling to find people to move in if your flat already were moving in.

The worst aspects of the course is that the lecturers don't make it very engaging half of the time, it feels like they are wanting to get it over with and don't express how much they like that subject to keep you engaged. The course hours are quite nice as we get a day off to do catch up if needed so it helps with being able to do other things in the day.

The area that the hall is in is close enough to the city and the university so its not too long of a walk. This helps with going to and from more often. Many problems have not been fixed or they have taken ages to fix it. The maintenance will just come in and won't mention that they will be coming in on this day so it doesn't help. They really should have fixed some of the problems before we even came.