The Marjon community is extremely welcoming and supportive. First years are made it feel at home through the support of their lecturers and the friendly atmosphere from all the staff on campus. There are plenty of jobs open to students on campus and opportunities to develop all sorts of skills through the range of societies they offer here. The Marjon campus is a short ride from the city so it is easily accessible, but you still feel safe and excluded enough when living on campus. In all honesty, the only way it could be improved is through expanding their laundry facilities.

All my lectures take place in person and the lectures welcome us in with very positive, friendly attitude. We have about 18 hours of lecture time a week. The course helps us learn the subject knowledge we will need to teach children, in a very hands on approach. We are actively involved in the lectures through conversation and activities and questions are always welcome. Lectures are easily contacted through email and replies tend to be quick. The lectures are very passionate about their roles and show enthusiasm for the subject content when teaching it to us.

The Halls are a very safe place to live and offer large rooms for students, along with plenty of kitchen and bathroom space. The halls are very affordable for students who receive low incomes and offer an RSA and 24 hour security nearby incase help is needed. The halls are located right on campus, so only a short 2 minute walk to lectures and the student union. They allocate the halls so you are usually with people on the same or a similar course to you. This helps with the settling in period and forming friendships. The only thing to improve would be to have a regular cleaner for the bathrooms and the laundry facilities to be located closer to the halls of residence. Smaller hall sizes may also work as 9 can get crowded.

We pay 5000 a year and still have to pay to wash our clothes , and it doesn’t come out clean

Very welcoming

Can’t drink the water