The only complaint i have is the price of things, i find myself struggling to afford food when it comes towards the end of the year and the finance has ran out - i end up sacrificing meals to get by. A scheme where they offer cheaper meals would be great considering how expensive our tuition fees are. Apart from that everything is great, it is clean, staff are welcoming and the facilities are great and easily accessible.

Some modules are just not what i signed up for - for example one of our modules is literally learning how to read. it should be an optional module because it just feels pointless. Some lecturers read straight from the powerpoint and it can get boring

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The best part is the support provided by the staff members. They are very helpful and are willing to support us no matter what. The worst thing in my experience is the travel to the uni. Even though this can't be fixed by yourselves it's literally the only thing I hate about uni. Takes 2 hours to get here on a bus and costs £4000-5000 a year on train.

The best thing would probably be the way in which teaching is delivered. Everything is available online and lectures have added everything we could need on brightside. The worst maybe would be that when studying 2 subjects like crim with law, the law work that's done in other areas which we don't cover is not available to us eventhiugh some of the content is showed in our lessons.