The university grounds are accessible and aesthetically pleasing. I think my favourite part is the range of different libraries. They each have their own personality and can cater to your needs depending on how you feel on the day! For a more communal, group study feel you go to Laidlaw. To get your head down for the grind you go to health sciences. And to feel like an academic you pop into Brotherton. The student support teams have never let me down. They've gone above and beyond to make sure I feel heard and like an important member of this community, especially when I've reached out about mental health struggles. I honestly cannot think of a negative to put on it.

The course has been taught as a mixture of online and in person due to COVID in recent years. I really enjoy this hybrid learning and it gives me the opportunity to come in and have face-to-face learning if I wish, or to learn from home if I'd prefer that. Lecturers emails are always open and they're always happy to meet with you and talk things through further. You have personal tutor meetings, alone and in group format - you tend to develop a good relationship with them over the years. You have buildings dedicated to subjects and so you're bound to bump into lecturers/ tutors/ peers - it's great! The only negative I'd say, would be that the classes are often quite big because of the size of the university and the number of people on my course. If you need help you really need to get into the habit of reaching out to ask for it! Don't be shy though, everyone wants to help .

The diversity is great, so many different people from different walks of life live in leeds. There are plenty of places around the city to explore and enjoy if you want to get away from student life. My only complaint would be the buses - if you plan to commute they can be a pain!

Starting with the good - it was social and a great opportunity to make friends. There were a lot of social events based around halls and it makes you feel safe to have so many other students living around you. Plus you can live in super close proximity to most of the friends that you make. And for the bad, It's more expensive than it needs to be. Often washing machines and dryers aren't provided in the flats so you have to leave your building for this - which can be painful and annoying. It was cold!!!

The range of social activities in this university is what makes it great. I think that what could be improve is a timetable that could let you go into the different classes without rushing between each other, for example forcing the lessons to end 10 minutes before the next one

I think everything is good now, what you learn in lectures is taking into practice in the seminars and you get the chance to comprehend whatever you didn't get before

What I like most is having flatmates to spend time, but I think more activities could be done to improve socialising between everyone in the residence