The University of Chichester has amazing teaching and support staff, and the Bognor Regis Campus is well-kept and peaceful. The mental well-being team are extremely helpful and useful, and the university celebrates every event possible, showing inclusion of all.

The course is taught in a classroom, and some lectures are held outside, around the campus, and off campus. The course offers a wide range of trips and hands-on learning experiences. The lecturers respond to emails quickly and efficiently and your allowed to see them at any point in the year, when you need them.

I love how Barbra Smith had an ensuite bedroom, and that there was a kitchen on our floor, which made it easier to communicate with flatmates and to carry and eat food. The accommodation staff are so friendly and easy to talk to.

It makes it such a great place to study because of the community of people at Chichester university. Before i was even accepted i was in contact with support teams planning and discussing what they can help with and it was so welcoming. I love the community of nice people, they are always ready to help. Improvements could be sorting the Chichester busses out and making them go to Stockbridge more often than they already do. Or another improvement could be create more booths in the library. I love the booths

Best: most of the teachers are the sweetest people you will ever meet. If you get stuck they are more than happy to help and no questions is a silly question. Our classes are in class and they always make sure its fun and hands on. Worst: honestly i dont know. I personally love my course

Most: the kitchen is huge and storage is amazing. The rooms are beautiful and you can really make them personalised. The en-suits are more spacious than i thought. Its great value for money! You have a cinema room, study room and a community room with a pool table and football table. Amazing staff at the front desk too. Worst: it can get really cold at night if you don't have the radiator on.