Best: the professors are incredibly kind and understanding. They truly want to help you learn and grow as a person Worst: the uni itself can be quite slow with replying to emails and that can be quite frustrating.

Best: the positive environment the staff creates for learning and support Worst: There are some elements of some modules that feel unnecessary and a bit too philosophical rather than historical

Most: met some of my now closest friends Least: management was slow to handle the couple of housemates who were disrespectful and rude

The university has a good support system with tutors that are happy to meet with you at flexible times. The course has a good variety to it so you can choose which aspects to focus on each semester which keeps things fresh and interesting throughout. Study spaces can be limited on campus at times and the overall aesthetic is a little bland in areas which can make it appear dull on the outside but insides are modern which helps. Student support is good and there is a variety of support available to students, from welfare to examination help and careers meetings available to support you beyond university.

The course is well structured and modules are varied enough to keep the course interesting throughout. Occasionally the variety isn't available and you are forced to do a module that isn't a preference but they are uncommon. Teaching is interactive and informative with class sizes not being too big but large enough to have good discussions.

Lasdun is a simple yet very affordable student accommodation. Rooms are a good size and provide enough storage space for anything you may bring to university. The kitchen is a bit small and if you want a social space then it's probably not for you as the fridge is in a different room to the kitchen. But for under £80 it is an affordable room for all students no matter what student loan bracket you fall into.