It's near where I work and live, the library is fantastic and always a diverse variety of events on. If any of the societies were free I would join them.

This year the classrooms were too small for us, making lectures claustrophobic. We seem to get moved around a lot too - different classrooms for the same subject. We had more contact with professors last year and these last two weeks we're doing what we could do at home, ie: commenting on each others work on a pad let with minimal input from professors. This year all our marks start counting towards our degree so I'd imagined more time with professors.

No

The best aspect is the look of the campus - it's a beautiful place with plants growing on every path, which makes it a place I look forward to going to. The only issue is that I sometimes don't know where the buildings are and signposting can be slightly misleading.

Our lecturers are always happy to hear our opinions on the course and are quick to reply to emails which can be helpful when something is in question. I believe we get placements later in the course but I am not sure, hence the 4 star rating.

Canterbury is a lively and beautiful town - every one of my family who have come here have said this. Nature is allowed to breathe alongside tudor-esque wooden buildings. Anywhere you go you can see the grand cathedral looking at you from above the other houses. I used this cathedral frequently to find my way around Canterbury, which has made my stay significantly easier!

The beginning of my stay in university accommodation was complicated as we had no wifi in the kitchen and the power had to be shut down periodically to be fixed. However these things were swiftly amended and now i am glad I chose this accommodation, with the community feeling and good conditions!