My experience has been good so far. My course leader (Andy) has been really helpful and easy to talk to and so have the other teachers. Only thing is that if you don't have a car then you have to rely on everyone else that have a car to get you to pitch side places and the Lincoln FA Club (for those who took part in it). I've got a bike but to some places (like the rugby club) it's not possible to bike to, to get to the place in time for pitch side.

I don't use them very often but what I have seen and used has been great. Everything very clean and a lot of places to study.

Haven't used any of it yet.

I hardly participate in anything that the Student Union does (I went to the welcome fair at the beginning). Nothing personal, just that this is my 3rd degree and not really living the "student" life anymore! hah I get their newsletter and look at the website and I really like the content and it's great to get updates through the newsletter. There is always something happening for everyone and I think that is great. They have a really active international student section which I would definitely participate in more if this was my undergraduate.

Yes. My classes are only in the Think Tank which is across the street from the accommodation, and in the Sports Centre which is behind the accommodation. The Library is in 5 minutes walking distance from my flat.

I do no participate in any of them but I think the variety is great! You can find something for everyone and the social life is very active.

I like that the course is really hands on! We are thrown in and have to participate in clinic, pitch side and a lot of other stuff right away. We also get to assist with the Sports Clinic on Mondays outside of scheduled school hours. I don't like the Research course, I think it is way to much of a power point presentations and not enough getting us started on our final assessment that we have to hand in in the beginning of January. All of us did our undergraduate which means we have all taken some sort of Research courses before. I think at least that more of this course should be voluntary.

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As for the Sports Therapy program we are already part of the Society of Sports Therapists (as students) and on their website they post a lot of job offers and news about what is going on which is great! We also got a chance to work with the Lincoln FA as a part of their medic team.

Fairly cheap, the staff is great and the condition of the studio is really good. Location is great, everything is in walking distance and the train station is fairly close. Only complaint is that you can hear EVERYTHING that is going on outside the front door and it's really annoying, especially when people are coming home at 3am on a school night!

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