Love my course and support system.

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The University has been very helpful from the offset. They had excellent open days and applicant days, both of which encouraged me to take the place at Worcester. Since starting they have been nothing but supportive, both academically and with Tutoring. The accommodation had been brilliant, as well as the onsite security making you feel very safe at all times.

The facilities are very impressive. We have a library in the city and a 24 hour study centre on campus. The SU has a shop which is useful, there is a cafe in the main building to grab food or a coffee from. There are a number of purpose built rooms, including the court room which is very useful.

The Uni ensure all marks are received within two working weeks of the piece of work being handed in, and has comments throughout, which is very useful. you have regular meetings with your Personal Tutor and there are people at first point always willing to help and give advice.

There is a very large SU and a good number of students are somehow involved, and therefore there is a good amount of representation

My accommodation is approximately 25 minutes away from my lecture, and 25 minutes away from the city centre, and 10 minutes away from the nearest super market, although there is an onsite campus shop.

There is a large focus on societies and sports and therefore a massive variety to choose from, all demonstrated at the freshers fair.

My course has two hour lectures and one hour seminars, both of which prove long enough. It is a small course and therefore has smaller class sizes than most unis, which means you get more help. Law is taught in a more classroom type environment, and therefore easier to follow along than Psychology

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In my course there is a huge focus on careers and employability. They host networking lunches with law firms from the city, and give many lectures on how to be more employable.