Youth Studies foundation degrees in London

My experience as a student at the University of Roehampton has been really enlightening. The campus, which is tucked away in a beautiful area of London, offers the ideal balance of contemporary amenities and green areas to make learning a genuinely pleasurable experience. I've found the university's dedication to providing customised help to be one of the most notable aspects. I saw right once that there was a sincere commitment to the welfare of the students, and that help was readily available whenever required. There's a strong sense of community here, and the various clubs and organisations on campus add to the lively school atmosphere.

Nice modern music studios and lots of music practice rooms that are easy to book outside of lecture times for band practices/production sessions/recording sessions. The uni can be a bit slow with admin side of things (like timetables/finance) so I'd recommend being pro-active in those regards to make sure you are on top of things where possible. A decent amount of societies to get stuck into if you go to the fresher's fayre at the start of the year. However the student union bar is pretty dead other than on society nights.

I am allergic to Costa Coffee so perhaps more coffee more sometimes around the campus maybe one of each floor cost? Students union website is confusing. Could not find much to do, even gym and student union events/activities student support could be better. the emails could be more shared around