The worst aspects are sometimes the timetables, they are usually very organised however there are some days where there are no lectures planned for the day and other days where there are back to back teaching which can be quite overwhelming! The best is the access to the library and additional support available.

Unpaid placement hours, lack of support from the placements e.g. the nursing teams are not always so welcoming

Well connected bus routes and being walking distance from the town centre and thus the coast make the location super comfortable and easy to plan for. The buildings (I use) on campus are maintained incredibly well and offer a variety of study locations and styles. Every meeting/communal space feels open enough to be a nice space to be, but also utilised enough to not feel corporate or empty.

The computer labs on campus are repeatedly pushed to the cutting edge of the industry and are kept in such a nice state. The lecture rooms are largely comfortable, easy to access, and have good acoustic support to allow lectures to be delivered effectively

The actual facilities at Cranborne House, at least in the studio flat I had, are lovely. The studio appartment has everything you could need, and, again on a top floor studio, had a lovely view over Bournemouth and the outer reaches of Poole. However, the approximate five thousand fire alarms that would go off most nights made the overall experience uncomfortable and paranoia-inducing. I struggled to spend any length of time in my room without worrying about when the next blaring siren would go off and when I'd next have to get shoes and a jacket on only to walk downstairs and immediately back up again.