I travel a hour and a half to get to my uni (3 hours in total a day to get back home) and they are always aware of strike and tell us the plan for those who can’t get in and set a online so no one misses out. I also personally missed 6 weeks due to having a surprise operation and have issues with the after care and they was so supportive of helping me get the support I need for my study from home and been understanding though all the issues that I need help with. I have always had issues with my learning and my previous school never helped but tedi changed that for me, they sat me down we talked about what I personally need help with and what can they do to support me and did everything to help me so I could do my study’s as best as I could. Further more tedi is just outstanding, the campus and staff just make it feel like a family and everyone is welcome and the building always looks in top condition and if not and we tell them there’s a issue they fix it within the week and put a better plan out so the issue doesn’t occur-again. So for a university that’s only with their second year of student and still learning I find it’s already one of the best unis out there for the support and the community and how week there teaching style is as it makes it’s so much more enjoyable and less stressful and wants you to go back in everyday and learn again what’s very different from going to school,

For my best aspect I would say I love how it’s project based, I’m a visual learning and if I don’t understand something someone’s always right there to help either if it’s a lecture of another peer, everyone is so friendly and will offer help. I would say the only bad thing personally is the time we Finnish is 5, it’s only a issue as I live far so I don’t arrive home till 7pm so I tend to be up late study’s but then wake up to make sure I get all my work done and get to campus a a couple hours early and my trains tend to mess up. But each year they do change it so I will be having morning lessons so I would be arriving home about 4 pm in my second year so they are super flexible and change things up which is another pro so each year feels different and doesn’t get to repetitive

No

Everyone is so kind, and you feel like a family. Everyone is willing to help you if you are in need, there’s 1-1 tutor support which is very beneficial for those who prefer a personal connection. Course can have a lot to do but you just got to have the ambition and it will be okay

The way it is taught in beneficial as in class lectures if you do the node in the morning which there is time for, then the lecture itself is a lot more meaningful as you briefly know what the lecture will hold. There can be a lot to do near the end with deadlines and presentations with theory on top however they have slowed down the theory at the end which is a lot better

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