It has been hard to start off with, alot of work, and alot of study however very worthwhile and the people I have met have made it so much better. Chester as a university is not just for the learning but for the personal growth you go through, so all in all, Chester is a great University to attend.

On Thornton Science park where my lectures are based, they have alot of facilities there such as the lab equipment and the library resources, this helps a great deal with my course.

I personally have only had support from my tutors, not personal support, the support I have had from my tutors however has been very high quality.

The student Union at Chester is not only managed by an amazing group of people, but adds a level of support other universities do not have, I can not fault it.

Yes it is.

I myself am not a part of any society's nor a sport however from friends hear nothing but good things about them.

The laboratory sessions are my favourite personally, due to the interactive learning opportunities.

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The placement opportunities on my course are rather sizable, there are alot of careers fairs that occur on campus and on the satellite campuses, which is amazing to find the placement for you.

I have been offered lots of support from staff at the university with regards to my illness and it is very much appreciated. The university is located in a wonderful city and there is plenty going on throughout the week if you enjoy being social.

They are dated but still in good condition

Academic tutors as re excellent and always willing to offer support. Counselling is difficult to get into and you can be waiting for months for a referral, however the staff are wonderful.

I haven't spent much time there but other than the bar and restaurant there doesn't seem to be much going on.

Yes. This does depend on which campus you're studying at but the main campus is very central.

There are plenty to choose from and I would say that there is something for everyone.

Mostly I like how willing staff are to help. They work at an excellent pace and are very friendly. What I like least is that it is sometimes difficult to ask questions on a topic and to get a satisfying answer.

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There is a very good careers service who offer short courses and sessions on increasing employability.