York is a place that I am very happy to be in both academically and geographically. The university is very inclusive and its very easy to become absorbed into the student lifestyle on campus.

University facilities are very good, both academic and extra-curricular. There's an on campus gym, which is under further development. All parts of the university are being revamped so its all to the highest standard.

STYCS (Second and Third Year Contacts), are assigned to halls to help students through freshers week. All students have personal supervisors they can contact. Financially and personally the university has a good support system in place that responds quickly to your needs.

Student Union at York (YUSU) is very good. They organise a wide range of campus wide events and also keep all students up to date with on going events (college events) and opportunities.

I like to explore, as there is so much to do in and around York; night and day. So you'll never be short of things to do . I like finding little cafes and shops that are off the main streets - the hidden gems.

I have been a part of women's cricket for two years . I was a social secretary in my second year. I am also a part of the aerobics society, and act as a secretary on the committee.

Wide range of module choices and a variety of expert lecturers . More variety of choices year upon year to specify interest area as a student. Engaging seminars allowing open and unbiased discussion and debate.

I'm confident that finding a job after graduation will not be too difficult. The university careers service is particularly active at providing job hunting workshops and informing of any job opportunities.

There are various types and ranges of accommodation and it can be catered or self catered, so you can always find a college that matches your accommodation needs.

Best aspects is the independence given by the uni. Such as living alone, having free time in between lectures, developing your own set routine. Worst aspects is probably the home sickness from moving away

I absolutely love my course I don’t think there’s any wrong aspects to it

I love the people who I’m living with and that the area is quiet and surrounded by greenery. The worst aspect is how isolated it is from the university with it being a 15 minute walk away and the bugs