Overall, the staff are very supportive and willing to help. The uni has a good Support & Report system for issues, and there are other student support systems too. Also, there's a 24h library which is great for last minute cramming (oops). Academic support is good too. There's a maths help programme which is easily accessible, for example. The societies are great and Bath had one of the fullest Freshers weeks, as far as I've heard. As for improvements, it seems like Bath has very fast pacing compared to many unis (at least for physics - a friend was shocked at what we covered in the first term). This made it a little difficult to transition from A-levels to a uni learning style.

Physics has 20 hours of contact time a week, on average, so you get your money's worth. Lecturers are easy to talk to at the end of teaching and there are office hours available, along with problem classes. Some of the lecturers are hard to understand, but I suppose you'd get that with any uni.

I mean, it's uni accommodation. It's one of the cheapest so it's not exactly glamorous. The room is small and there are 13 people to a kitchen, 6.5 to a toilet, but it works well. Everything functions and if they don't they're fixed quickly. Security is good and the on-campus location takes off the pressure of travel time in 1st year.