Best part of the university is the campus! It is so beautiful. The student-staff support is amazing, it is clear that they welcome student feedback and apply it to active change.

Best: Would be the SSLC (student staff liaison committee) allows for staff to hear students concerns and look for areas to build student community, enhance learning and the overall student experience.

I loved Sherborne, while a slimly longer walk, it was still super central and close to my lectures. It was clean and new. Only downside is the price!

There's also a lot of support from the uni from the wellbeing front, and the staff usually seem quite happy to help. A lot of societies so if you have a niche interest you might still find your people.

The Sociology department itself is great, but the teaching is a bit sparse. Not many modules and a lot of the assessments are just an essay or report at the end so it's a lot of self-directed learning if you want to come out of the course having actually learned something. The department has decent facilities but you'll rarely actually be in the Sociology building.

The accommodation can be pretty cheap (depending on the hall you choose) compared to what I hear from others and Coventry's a great city. I chose Whitefields because it was the cheapest and it was a great experience because I got good roommates, but others have had quite bad experiences, so it's the luck of the draw. The location is really good though, so you don't have to walk far to get anywhere.