I am doing a strictly drama degree, however it was compulsory for me to do a literature and drama module which I don't particularly find as exciting and drama-based as my other modules. However, I do really enjoy studying at the uni itself, especially with so many social events and extra-curricular activities and societies

I really like the contents of most of my modules and I very much enjoy the practicality of both the lessons and the exams However, as mentioned, I didn't overly appreciate being made to do a literature module

Being at East 15 is a great place to study. The community created in both my year and the school as a whole is so strong and the support network is great between both student and teachers. The work we do is insightful and engaging. We are constantly learning new skills and also learning how to implement them. Our working space is great as well however it could be improved as some things do not work and sometimes there isn’t enough space for all courses. Our work assignments are clear with atchievable deadlines that challenge us but don’t leave us feeling overwhelmed.

My course is 100% in person. With independant lessons for doing work or fitting in appointments. This is really helpful as we have a full course and struggle to fit things in. In saying this because we are in 9.10-5.30 every other day I do struggle to fit things in. The teachers we are taught by are creative , Professional and i do really feel like I am listerning and learning. The positivity created by teachers creates an engaging atmosphere. If I ever need to contact a tutor i find they they reply very quickly and i know they are there to help if its needed.