Loved it. Been a very good transition from living in a rural area to moving to a big society whilst still not being overwhelming. The uni isn't so big you feel lost in it and you're just another number

Okay. A lot of sports facilities are off campus and transport is patchy. The classrooms have always been a good size for my course and the library is always open for study. Gym should be bigger

Very good. Tutors are flexible to help if work is difficult and do really help explain stuff. People with mental health issues are always well looked after and can be seen and treated very quickly, but the service doesn't go until someone is better, only until ten sessions are over

Think they're okay. Don't do enough to put themselves out there and give enough help to freshers except to sell events to them

Some halls are a ridiculous distance away and aren't very accessible to university but there's no where closer to put them due to being so built up

8/10. Not heard of anyone wanting a society that isn't already there and are always welcomed to set up their own

Like the interaction and the ability to ask questions with smaller classes. Don't like that some teachers always want it and stop teaching when the students don't interact when we're more taking in information

12

Yes third year of my course is all geared to becoming employable and succeeding in the job market

Very good, reasonable compared to what others have, accessible and plenty big enough for the residents

enjoying my time

great

amazing support (online)

don't know

reasonable

plenty and diverse

12

no information

Its expensive