Best part was deffinately the student life event throughout the year, the general staff, making me feel at home and having genuinly good event that are interesting, other then that, the teachers, the accommodation and everything else was really nice. One bad thing that i'd want to mention was, the difficulty of studies, even tho it was first year, coming from a strict system like A levels to an easy going slow burn education system was weird, and the tests were loosely checked for cheating or anything like that, made it really hard to genuinly study and take it seriously enough to the point i was expecting from uni. Still, thats just a culture shock going from a levels to uni first year. All and all, the full experience was so good that, the worst thing was "it wasn't hard enough"

The best part is the BlackBoard system, where misses classes can be reconvered in a very short time, being able to contact teachers and getting a reply back very fast was the best thing ever. I was kind of sad that, our engneering course didn't involve us going into the engneering building, but the corse work and the projects made up for it. Steve was really nice alongside Priya, they appriciated me trying to go for a 100% when most people didn't. I'd say the worst part of how the course is layed out is, it is a really slow, weekly basis kind of course, it is really good for people who have a hard time dividing up work but that doesn't really accommodate the people like me who love to have the full content/context and then work with that. Due to being on the spectrum, if a task is small enough i just cant do it, and this just led me to wait for the content to be out, to then work at the pace i wanted to.

When I first got here, i was so scared and alone, so far away from everyone i've ever known but this kinda of shared space, support from the staff on anything we could possibly need, from the wifi speed to the ease of going to class, everything was make easier and lighter due to this hall. It was really expensive but, i'd pay the same thing again and again if i went back in time. I had a security issue with someone who was trying to stalk me, this case was reported to the staff immidiately and the way they cared so much and tried so hard to help me and let me know that im not alone was very incouraging. One bad thing might be, the roommates you get aren't really under your control, we had a guy who set of the fire alarm twice, once while smoking and another where he just pressed the button, while another guy was generally really messy. Even with those downsides i really liked how the staff handled this, they had meetings, correction talks and at the end took a firm stance.

UWE teaching staff are so supportive and the facility is set up in a way that makes me want to learn when I come on campus. UWE has also been very supportive to me as a mature student and assisted financially where needed. There’s lots of food and drink choices on campus (Frenchay), but my favourite has been the free tea and coffee in the canteen for those with a reusable cup!

The teaching staff are supporting and encouraging, setting up challenges for every level and always available for support.

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