Best: the facilities and the course. Worst: the SU, takes too long to queue to get in and it is expensive.

Interesting, insightful. Need more lectures about future careers and how to prepare for that.

Loved halls and living on campus. Safe and supportive atmosphere. Nothing to dislike!

On some of the things I've rated as 4stars, such as job prospects and student support, I don't actually have a personal experience of. However what I do know is that this university is beautiful. Particularly Founders/Hogwarts which is lit up at night. The stairs are made of stone and really remind me of Harry Potter, the quad is magnificent, and the chapel is so beautifully decorated. I hear the library there is very picturesque too. My accommodation is the most expensive on campus and you do get what you pay for! Large room, double bed, ensuite and a really spacious open kitchen with windows that go from the ceiling to the floor which I imagine will be really pretty when it snows. If you don't end up living in the newer accommodation it's not a problem because the people you meet will make up for it. It's such a friendly university and it's very easy to make friends and meet like-minded people. In my flat we became like a family after day 1, and in flats where their housemates weren't as sociable, they would just hang out in other people's flats most of the time. The food here is really tasty so if you get lazy and want to buy something, or you live in catered halls, you won't be disappointed. There are lots of international students which I LOVE because you make friends with people from all over the world. The societies are great and really fun, and there really is something for everyone! There are lots of resources here, it's not like you'd struggle to find a computer or a book in the library. Course wise I have no complaints.The only downfall with this university is on nights when the nightlife should be buzzing it can be really quiet. Like some Friday nights it's just dead. That's because it's a small town and a small university. If there's nothing going on at the SU, Medicine or the pub Stumble Inn, you can always pop to the pub up the road called Monkey's Forehead which used to be amazing during freshers but doesn't have much going on these days - but the breakfasts there are amazing. Alternatively there are regular events held in London or Windosr where a bus takes you there and back but that can end up being rather costly. Even though the night life is rarely raging, you will never get bored here because you can easily make your own fun in this sociable environment