I think the best part would be the campus; but the look and feel of it as well as the facilities. I also think the student life generally is very balanced- you have to put the work in but there’s also a lot of time to have fun. The worst part would probably be the student support service, I do not feel like the university have the done the best job when myself or my friends have looked for support or advice with tricky situations.

I think the best part of this course has definitely been the variety of opportunities that are offered to do a student placement or internship. There are new opportunities in every semester and I’ve been able to build my CV up by doing a student placement in both second and third year. I think the worst part of the course is that teaching quality isn’t very consistent across the modules.

The best thing was probably that it was very close to campus. The facilities were really really bad- kitchen was very small, rooms very small, bathroom mouldy and gross, bad security, very very poor accommodation for how much was being payed.

Nottingham is a great place for students and offers a platform for different personality of students to feel right at home. The location is perfect with only 15 minutes away from city centre and good proximity to other supermarkets you will find accessibility to things to be very convenient. I particularly love it's student support both financially and educationally. Lecturers are always willing to help and university provides bursaries to students from low household income homes. It's now my second year at Nottingham and I love every minute of it. I've met great friends for life and certainly have had various memorable experiences here. I have no regrets of choosing to study at Nottingham

A lot of variety of societies to get involved in

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