The best aspect of my university experience has been the opportunity for personal growth and learning. I’ve been able to explore diverse subjects, develop new skills, and build strong networks with peers and professors, all of which have been incredibly rewarding. However, the most challenging aspect has been managing the academic pressure, especially during peak times like exams and deadlines, where balancing study and personal life became quite stressful.

The best aspect of my Engineering Business Management (EBM) course has been its practical approach, combining engineering principles with business strategies. This has given me valuable insights into managing engineering projects while understanding market needs. The interdisciplinary focus has improved my problem-solving and management skills. However, the most challenging part has been managing the workload, particularly when multiple projects and deadlines overlap, which can sometimes feel overwhelming.

What I like most about the university's halls is the convenience of being close to campus facilities, which makes it easy to attend classes and participate in campus activities. The halls also provide a great sense of community, allowing me to meet new people and build friendships. However, the downside is that they can sometimes be noisy, especially during peak social hours, which can make it difficult to focus or rest. Additionally, the shared facilities can become crowded, particularly during busy times.

The worst aspect is the state of accomodations which is somewhat run down, food options and grocery access is terrible as well. However, the quality of overall facilities and the classes as well, added to the lecturer's knowledge more than makes it up for it's problems

Incredible course, but their placements and job opportunities have to be improved

Too expensive for what it is, the wifi is terrible