The location is in central london, creating a diverse and exciting environment. The school has a clear and robust student support network. The standard of the teaching and the facilities are high quality. The administration is notoriously awful however.

The course has very little contact/communication with Professors and this is normally through tutorials which are few and far in between. The quality of the lectures is high (up-to-date and well researched)

No

Best: the academic environment of the college is great. I have the chance to try human dissection and in vivo animal experiments, which really fascinated me. Worst: the accommodation space is so limited and some are really expensive. The cheap ones are tend to open just for 1st year undergraduates, and some are only limited to postgrad students. As the energy and living costs are really unaffordable now, I have to do extra part time jobs to support myself living outside the student accommodation, and this really exhausted me.

Some courses are really interesting and the module leads put a lot of effort into organising it. However some courses are just so dis-organised and it's very difficult to follow.

No