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A long walk from uni campus. Took a long time for maintenance to come out.

Uni buildings are in great locations and when living in the main student area of Crookes/crookesmoor you're only a 10 minute walk away. The buildings are all in great condition and study spaces are lovely to be in. The SU club nights are only tailored to those who love pop/throwback pop- severely lacking for any other genres and is quite disappointing. Drinks inside are also some of the most expensive in comparison to other clubs in the city. Sheffield is an incredibly friendly, green city and only short journey on train to Manchester.

Most teachers during online learning put so much effort into making the content interesting and adapting it to the circumstances. I've often felt some content, particularly in first year, felt unrelated to the course and you almost thought 'this isn't what I signed up for'. I think seminar leaders need to place some focus on ensuring all voices are heard; often those who have more controversial views or a more confident in talking dominant the space and others end up not feeling comfortable to be heard. I also did feel that as someone who didn't take Politics at A-Level some knowledge was assumed.

Naturally, being up North things are cheaper but Sheffield is a really affordable, student-budget-friendly city. I come from a Village and have always felt safe here, even walking alone I feel comfortable. Public transport is great and easy to navigate. The tram connecting you to outer areas like Meadowhall and Loxley is particularly useful if you don't have car. Graduate employments opportunities are bountiful for engineering students. I wouldn't say Sheffield as a city feels particularly diverse- at least not in comparison to cities like Nottingham or Birmingham.

A beautiful, peaceful location- super green and village-esque. The Ridge has study space, pool and a gym. En-suites were great and the rooms are spacious with lots of storage space. Definitely on the pricier side for the En-suite but Ranmoor kitchens are far bigger than other halls so definitely nice for hanging out. Fridges and ovens all worked well.