Very good, very fun and experiences a lot of new things. Teaches you how to be independent and self-sufficient, cook for yourself and organise your time. Get involved in as many activities as possible to make as many friends as you can

Has a very good careers department that provides help with cover letters, CV and mock interviews. provides career fairs with potential employers as well.

Slides are out up before hand, very high standard and review. Sometimes are too fast and not enough interaction with the lecturer

Lots of societies and good food, good nights out.

Very high standard of sports facilities and lecture halls. Would be good to have plug sockets to charge laptops and more quite study spaces

Not very good, not many things to do, only 2 main clubs in town.

Lots of variety but kickboxing should be BUCS

Need to be advertised about counselling help a bit more as i wouldn't know who to contact if necessary. My person tutor is very helpful

Coming to Loughborough is the best thing that has ever happened to me. When I started I was very reserved and I didn't really know who I was. Since starting at university I have come out of my shell and feel a lot more confident in myself. Being involved in sport has given me a second family and made me a lot more comfortable being away from home. I feel like I'm a valued part of the university and have learned so many valuable skills.

The university puts on lots of workshops and other sessions to develop transferable skills. There is the opportunity to do a work placement or summer internships. The careers department regularly send emails around with useful information. Skills that are applicable to life after university are developed through assessment methods and work in lectures/seminars.

The thing I like most about my course is that the lecturers are very approachable and always willing to sacrifice their time if you need help. The thing I like least about how the course is taught is the two hour seminars.

The SU always has something or other going on that you can get involved in. They are willing to deal with any issues that students have and can point you in the right direction if you are having any issues. They are very inclusive and try to involve everyone.

The university halls are clean and affordable. There is plenty of space and everyone is very friendly.

The facilities are exceptional. Lecture theatres and seminar rooms are modern and fit for purpose. The food provisions and campus shops cover all bases. The sports facilities are second to none. Everything is kept very clean.

It isn't the biggest town but it has everything you could possibly need. There's a really good farmers market twice a week and the locals are very friendly.

There are clubs and societies that would appeal to anyone and everyone. They are always very welcoming and inclusive. There is the opportunity to start your own club/society if none of the existing ones float your boat.

Support from tutors is very good. They are always willing to sacrifice their time to help if you need it and provide useful, informative feedback for the most part. The university also provides good personal support, we are regularly reminded of the resources available to us in the form of counselling, careers advice and similar things.