BGU is a close knit community making it easy to talk to my lecturers if I need help with any tasks. It allows not only for me to get to know them but also allows them to get to know me which you are highly unlikely to get in any other university. Being on campus makes me feel safe and like I am at home even when my home is so far away and has made the start of my transition from college to uni so much easier.

I like how the time we spend in the classroom is interactive and we get to contribute to discussions and what is said. We are encouraged to think for ourselves about a new topic and see things from a different point of view that we wouldn't ordinarily be looking at. I do however dislike how much time we are encouraged to spend on work outside of contact time. Although that may just be as I transition from college to university level content.

What I like about the uni halls is that it is on campus and so all of the support I could need is all within a close proximity to where I live. The quality of the halls are also very good and so I don't feel miserable living here and instead I feel at home.

Best aspect, it's a small uni so teachers actually have time for you Worst aspect, there's not that many people so social life is a bit off

Best, useful and sets a clear career path Worst, a better understanding of what the course can actually provide for you would be useful

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