I commute to University as I live at home during term time and any other time, the drive is easy and makes it nicer coming to a warm and friendly Uni with a lovely picturesque campus. The lecturers on my course are extremely helpful, making it an excellent place to study. However, over the past three years, I feel as though I should've had to come to campus a lot more. The first year was hindered by COVID 19 but during years two and three I don't feel like I have gotten everything out of Uni. Maybe more lectures? Apart from that, I cannot think of anything else that needs improvement.

I have no issues with how I have been taught over the past three years. However, I would like to be taught a bit more. The lecturers are top quality so I would like to be able to pick their brains a bit more and get even more insight into the industry. The contact with lecturers has been brilliant with emails and messages always being received and answered.

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Cheltenham is a lovely town, with great access to be countryside which is a big bonus for me. The Media Centre on Park Campus is state of the art and has been amazing to work in. As well as the 24-hour access to libraries on any campus is extremely helpful for getting work done on time. While I have no issues with the student union and support team, sometimes it feels like I could be unaware of them and they go under the radar despite the help they can provide. By being a bit more vocal I think they could help a larger student population.

Every single lecturer wants to see you succeed and puts in time outside of contact hours to help with that. By providing opportunities and connections within the local area and beyond. Which has been great for me as a personal experience and will certainly help when looking for a future career in the industry. The connection they keep with the graduates is second to none and helps reinforce the learning they're doing day in and day out.

While I understand that safety needs to be a top priority for the property managers, at times it felt restrictive and didn't allow us to flourish and bond as we would of liked. We had our fair share of complaints towards and from us, despite being a close house. The village is a good location and has everything you'd need around it. But is a bit far out of town, which is quite evident when you move into housing. Although they do try and help that with bus services, they're not always the most reliable. But that is out of the Uni's hands.