Best- great sports facilities and new research buildings Worst - distance of life sciences campus to main campus

Best - facilities Worst - distance to access in-person teaching

Best - clean, spacious rooms Worst - distance to main campus

Best: Plenty of communication channels to keep up to date with things, frequent events from the academic and developmental to the artistic and spiritual, campus is well designed for pedestrian use, and there are plenty of both drinking and sober social activities available. Worst: Lots of steep inclines make traversing campus difficult for wheelchair users who don't have access to a car, continuity of teaching is poor (lots of lecturers delivering the same module, so not chance to adapt to anyone's specific teaching style).

Best: Content is fascinating, there is online and library access to textbooks so no need to buy your own, and there are sessions that support skills that are not strictly content-based, such as essay writing and statistical analysis. Worst: Practical laboratory sessions are frequently understaffed, equipment malfunctions too frequently for my liking, and there is no guidance on how to access tutor or lecturers during office hours.

Best things: Mostly quiet, beautiful lakeside location, private en suites with bathtubs and overhead showers. Worst things: Termly room inspections occur without warning, management is slow to respond to maintenance faults (even serious ones such as a leak site growing mould), no communal living area.