The student life in Leeds is great and the university have lots of opportunities to do things and meet new people. The quality of teaching is good and I know I can always ask for help and it will be provided. I do not know where to go if I were to have an issue with my health or money or living situation and I feel like more generic places we are sent to if we do have an issue give the basic help.

In some modules we have great quality of teaching but in others we have been given second hand lectures from previous years. The lectures are also sometimes hard to follow when other student ask questions and we go away from the teaching. The seminars are also very repetitive as we do the same problem questions.

The city is so alive with things to do every day. But it is very expensive and the job opportunities for students are very limited as employers know we go home for long periods of time.

The location is perfect, as you are close to university but also the city centre. It is very expensive and the security is very bad.

I think that the student support is really good, there is a lot of advice for new students and the transition from post-16 education was smooth. I think the general content delivery is good but sometimes it can feel a little disorganised.

There isn't a lot of contact time in the first year which is good in terms of independent study but sometimes it can feel like a lot to do on your own and quite a big jump. The seminars are really good for solififying content and I like the fact that the recorded content gives the majority of the main content since you can watch it at your own pace and always have it to revise.