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Having a great time with learning, staying active and being social. The teaching is top notch and there are plenty of clubs and societies to cater to everyone. Chances are, you can find the best group of friends in each and every club and society.

Well stocked library with decent computers

Academic tutors are very engaged and contactable but can seem distant with approaching for personal issues. The university's approach to personal issues is that students facing problems come forward and seek help. However people who are facing problems tend to try and sort it out themselves or rely on their close social network, so the university needs to be actively approaching students to check on their wellbeing.

Decent but not very well managed. Apart from bars and the occasional concerts, the Students' Unions don't organise much else

Plenty to see and do with nice parks for fresh air and greenery

Plethora of clubs and societies so there's always something (mostly more than one club) for everyone as it caters to a wide range of tastes

The medical programme is well structured and organised but coursework in pre-clinical years can seem contrived

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Preparation for clinical practice and introduction of GMC guidelines