I really like my university. My teachers are awesome, the campus is amazing, lectures are very entertaining and I had really enjoyed this year. I especially appreciate the care about my well-being at the university.

One of my favourite things at UWE is the Centre for Music, as music is one of my highest passions and doing a course that is objectively the polar opposite, its great for my mental wellbeing and finding friends. I feel that one of UWE's weakest points is the online aspect, I found both BlackBoard and the online booking system for mental health support or additional support rather frustrating to use and unintuitive in design.

The facilities at UWE are great, the Labs and the work we do in them is phenomenal, I personally learn best from hands-on teaching so this is a great opportunity for me. I feel some of the lecturers are a bit stepped back from the students in regards to understanding the specific struggle they face and adapting to them.

What I like most about Transom House is the location to the city centre, it's really close to the train station, so many amenities, big and specialised shops, green spaces and not too far to my friends or a bus stop to theirs. The maintenance and reception staff are also some lovely people, and the twin size bed is a plus. However there is a lot to be desired, I feel that for the quality of the building; feeling and hearing every heavy foot step, door slam and room mates conversations tells the old outdated age of the building along with the aging radiators and ovens. The flatmates that I've been allocated with are an issue but that's isn't necessarily a problem with the hall but the refusal to help find another flat in the building to live in doesn't help. And lastly the one plus of the halls location is also a downside as you have t travel for about half an hour each day to get to campus and being in a coast of living crisis with greedy transportation companies it isn't the cheapest to travel that everyday.