I've really enjoyed the last 4 years in the University of Portsmouth. The location is stunning, the professors are generally very understanding and supportive, and the quality of education is fantastic. My only real gripe is how difficult getting from place to place can be- instead of located centrally, there are several campus buildings outside of the main area, and travel can sometimes be a pain. I'd definitely still recommend studying here regardless of anything else!

The best aspect of the course is definitely the accessibility of the content. All lectures are in person, then recorded and made available online to revisit at any time. The worst aspect to me has been the date conflict with assessments; mine always seem to be due on the same day for multiple subjects, and it can be difficult to allot time working on several things with the same due date around my job outside of school.

The halls had a really good community aspect and very comfortable common areas with really cool chairs but my favourite part is, of all things, the showers. For whatever reason the showers in these halls are just amazing and definitely the thing I miss most especially in the winter. The worst aspect is the fact I had to pay for inclusive meals that I definitely didn't want; it was unfortunately just a result of space allocation but having to pay for something I never used was quite annoying (I prefer to cook myself).

it is a very accessible university with accessible facilities. however it could be improved by creating more of a community through hosting social events

it is a course that provides you with a large number of opportunities but sometimes the content is a bit unrelated and lecturers are inconsistent with each other

i loved how it was so close to everything, it had a great sense of community but it was too expensive, too much money for something so small and paying for laundry on top of that