I love YSJ because the staff are really welcoming, i like the food in the canteen and the feel of the uni. It could be improved by having more social events throughout the year instead of just freshers.

I like how whenever we have lectures they’re always in person as that’s when i learn best! i do find it odd that i’m only in 3 times a week when friends at other unis are in 9-5 everyday. Also one of my lecturers in particular sometimes sprinkles her own opinion of politics into lectures which makes me and a few of my friends uncomfortable because whether we agree or not it kind of creates a space where if we don’t agree, we will be judged.

it is very very expensive but you do get what you pay for, the rooms are a decent size and the bathroom is nice. i love that we have a games room but it’s very inactive apart from a certain group of students which take it over making other students feel unwelcome in there. i think they could do some more socials but other then that’s its perfect

The location to the town centre is amazing as your less than 5 minutes walk away which is lovely and makes it very easy to travel to and from using public transport. The actual campus looks very nice and has numerous places to sit and study or have a coffee with the addition of being able to book a study space so your garunteed a place to sit in between timetable sessions. However, I feel that the support given to students needs to be improvd regarding life after univeristy and needs to be more in-depth and tailored to the student not just a generalised overview of everything.

I have received a lot of support from my academic tutor throughout the 3 years of my studying which has been very helpful to keep me on track with graduating on time. However, I am now finding that a lot of the jobs that I am wanting to do, my course does not meet their criteria. I also struggled all 3 years to find a placement and was met with little to no support which has led me to having placements that I didn't really care about or feel as though they now benefit me as it got to the point where I just needed one regardless of what it was- i think this could be improved by the university having more of a relationship with services such as the NHS.

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