Sports and Leisure foundation degrees

Firstly the university environment is so neat and quiet everytime to study. Great facilities has been provided by the university to make our studying easy and less hard and by also providing us with a support System called CASE to help us out in any difficulties in our studies

The university is amazing.I have attended and visited the university, as a new and foreigner student I was welcomed heartily.The faculty is so helpful.Also the campus is so beautiful and big that I felt really good and relaxed there.Their international ratings,acceptance rate,facilities everything is beyond amazing.I feel very grateful and lucky being a part of this extraordinary university.

Campus, access to central London, Greenwich Town atmosphere, resources and support available, peaceful. Organisation, cleanliness, and aesthetic of university advertisements and facilities could be improved on to reflect the university’s most recent logo and paying attention to the small details

I'm currently studying BSc animal behaviour and welfare at Myerscough, the campus is lovely and the lecturers are all really understanding and helpful. The only downfalls are that the location isn't close to the town centre so it can be difficult to get to shops if you don't drive (there are buses though).

I have attended the college for over 3 years and I will be extremely emotional on leaving in May (providing I pass!). It’s been a huge learning curve and I’ve met life long friends and I have developed as a person. I have the college to thank for this, they have supported me throughout my journey and I will never forget my time here. Thank you newcastle college!

As I am doing an apprenticeship, I don't live on campus, so I can't speak on student life or student unions, so I have marked them as neutral. For nurses, there is a good simulation sweet with mannequins that are hooked up to machines that can play out different situations. If you are doing an apprenticeship that goes over the summer, things like the café are closed for the holidays, but the shop remains open. The location is good for nursing as it is opposite Derriford. However, it is not close to the city center or Mutley, so it may be hard to get back to campus if you are thinking about nightlife. Parking is also expensive if you are not living on campus (I would assume you would get a permit if you live there, but I don't know for sure). The campus looks smart and is clean, with a nice open green space in the middle of the N,E,S, and W blocks. It's nice and open in communal spaces, and I haven't had an issue finding a place to sit; however, I am also only there one day a week. There is an excellent student support network, and this is for those with additional needs and those who just need a helping hand while at uni. Depending on what you need, they have different things on offer, from canceling sessions to support in the library with assignments and how to structure them. The university can also help fund assessments for things like dyslexia, which can open up some funding for the software you may need to help with writing essays. They also have dogs in the hub who are very cute. Overall, I would say that I like studying at this university and have been impressed with the support they have in place for students, but I don't live there, so I can't give an accurate review of the full experience.