The best thing about University is how open and honest the tutors are. They tell you what you need to know in a supportive and clear manner. Furthermore, they make it very easy for you to know what you need to be doing and when (assignments etc) which makes the course much more likeable The worst part about uni is timetable scheduling leaving gaps to make peoples days awkward. It would be much nicer if uni gave you days with everything in close proximity, making you less likely to shut off within these gaps, which can make coming in on the days with gaps frustrating. Although it gives you time to study or hang out with friends, you can also do that after with more information from the lessons you have been to.

The best aspect of my course is that I get to learn about interesting topics that I would not know much about if I didn’t attend my uni course. They are explained very well and allow me to gage the past in a much more detailed light. The worst aspect is that videos and audio clips are not shown enough at times. Reading and listening to slides of text can sometimes make it harder to concentrate towards the end of lectures.

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The best aspect has been the tutors on my course, they have been so supportive and accommodating to us new students. However, the course material is not very varied throughout the three years of content, I worry this course may become repetitive.

The quality of my tutor's teaching quality varies from person to person. Some tutors are much more engaging than others. Contact times with tutors also clashes heavily with other lectures and seminars which means I have to sacrifice my attendance just to get advice from my tutors...

I am not yet able to speak on the graduate or part-time employment opportunities. However, I have noticed much diversity and safe spaces in Leeds. While it may be hard to find fairly priced food at times, it is always available to those in desperate need.

I was not informed of the construction directly outside my flat roughly 30 feet from my window, meaning that the noise level is loud and invasive through the majority of the day. If I was informed of this, I could have prepared beforehand. My room, as an ensuite, is overall an enjoyable room with plenty of space. However, paying £171 per week to have a kitchen with no kettle, microwave or toaster is quite bizarre as other accommodations have all these features for an even cheaper price.