Great city, great university with helpful tutors. Everything close at hand and you could have no regrets coming here.

Best aspects: friendly city - locals are welcoming and happy to help. - Lots of things to do in the city such as various high street stores, coffee shops you can study in and bakeries/bars etc - Boasts lovely libraries and art galleries to sharpen students' minds - The Student Union is always on top form - there are always fresh and vibrant events going on, which students are informed of. - In terms of improvement, some buildings could do with renovation. There could be more colour/eye catching aspects in the university buildings.

Best aspects: - Varied content and some really enigmatic lecturers - Lots of resources and help given most of the time Worst aspects: - Not enough done to help those who identify as neurodivergent and lectures need to be more attention grabbing - Too much online content, especially at the start. Not much chance to meet with people due to restricted seminars - Not much contact with lecturers, feels very impersonable - The 'psychology at Leeds' module needs to be re-evaluated - Need to ask students their viewpoint on mandatory modules

Pros: - decent sized rooms with ample storage space - kitchen and living area is cosy and modern - good area eg 5 min walk to town and tesco express on doorstep Cons: - not too sure the price is worth it - restricted feeling to halls - not very sociable - some kitchens don't have a good extractor fan - the fire door is too heavy