I am thankful for my experience of university but due to the amount of years I have studied for I am ready to get out of education and put my skills to good use by finding a full time job.

Some facilities are better than others, refurbished library and spaces to study, car park permit price should be reduced due to the amount of time we spend in uni (some of year spent at placement).

I have taken part in certain support services on offer to me during my time here which I feel have benefited me and my lifestyle.

Not been involved much with student union to comment. Not really that vocal for a union, not fully aware of the services they offer.

Not taken part in much in the city, local to home.

Not taken part in any to comment.

I have experienced a wide range of lectures and classes that have ranged in importance and usefulness to my course and subject knowledge (timings could be better, more accurate timetable).

Bit unsure due to the high volumes of trainee teachers, chasing the same end goal. (Not a massive amount of jobs available).

N/A live at home

Excellent University that provides invaluable experiences within the courses. For a small university everything you need is available on hand. Lecturers and staff get to know their students personally because numbers are less than any of the big city university's which allows you create strong and trustworthy relationships that benefit your studies.

Facilities on campus are excellent. The library is of an outstanding quality and you could want for nothing in it. There are also excellent computer facilities throughout the campus. There are also excellent different food facilities throughout the university all at an excellent standard and prices.

Student support is excellent and readily available whenever you need it. You can get in contact with anyone you feel comfortable with and they can direct you to exactly the right people that can help you. The student union is also available to help you if needed.

Student Union are really involved in the day to day lives of the students. They use social media to keep everyone involved which is a really good way of providing input on the university and looking for help wherever you may be.

There is so much to do in Liverpool city. The nights out can be excellent when you find the right student venues and the shopping is to die for. Sight seeing can also be fun in Liverpool. There is always something to do you will never be stuck for ideas.

At the beginning of the year the clubs and societies as well as different companies throughout the city all get together and hold a freshers fair. This is an ideal opportunity to get a feel of what is available and join up for as many or as little as you like.

In most cases lecturers are so kind and caring, willing to help wherever and whenever they can. Wide variety of courses available between 2 different campuses.

Plenty of support available onsite to help you apply for and look for suitable jobs before you graduate.

Accommodation on Hope campus is absolutely exquisite especially the en-suite facilities. There is also accommodation available off campus which I believe is also just as good. Although staying on campus is such a good way to meet new people and make friends for life it is worth considering that it is quite expensive.