The best aspects is the location and the melting pot of creatives that go to City Campus, so many cool and interesting people working around each other. There isn't really any bad aspects to the uni, the only thing I'd say is a water bottle in the vending machine being £1.60 is criminal.

The best aspects of my course is the modules we work on and the collaborative atmosphere in that room. The worst aspect would be that we're only situated in one room, if we could branch out into a different room time to time it would fuel more creativity.

The best thing about paddock I'd say is the location as it's surrounded by nature and is just beautiful to wake up to, the worst I'd say is the fact that It doesn't really feel that safe, I still do feel safe living here but the fact that there isn't a gate or fence sometimes does make me think that anyone could really just get into the area.

The teacher-on and the level of education provided are good, however, when living at home and not in halls the uni experience is hard. I don’t feel a part of the student/uni life as I didn't live in halls for the first year and that made it hard to integrate with everyone.

I sometimes feel I go unnoticed at uni, I struggle to keep up with the work load especially as I have to work. I find it hard to balance work and uni work load. I don’t really enjoy uni especially as an older student

I’m only one of 2/3 black girl in my class which makes it a little hard to relate to people in my class. The location is good if you’re a student straight out of school however I’m not a fan of Brighton and growing up in London made me realise how many more opportunities there is there, simply for galleries to work, I was lucky enough to find a job before going to uni but I’ve seen many people struggle to find part time work in Brighton. As someone who commute travelling on the train is horrible, from delays to cancellations, there not much we can do about that and I feel like I’ve missed out on a lot because of it.

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