Lovely staff, facilities are great with only some accessibility issues in the older buildings. Fantastic libraries. I love the centralised campus, and its not too far from Liverpool's train stations. I can't comment much on the student union, but student life in Liverpool is famously exciting and busy. Overall, a great experience so far.

The course is brilliant, especially for someone like me who is interested in a lot of extra-curricular study. I feel able to discuss anything with my tutors and leave campus having learned new skills every week, whether it be in research, insightful reading, writing, etc. Most of the rooms we are taught in are in good condition, and if any issues arise we feel comfortable giving feedback. I've only ever been taught in person so far, but organising office hours can be in person or online, and sorting out either is easy and accessible.

Crown Place was somewhat worth the money, especially compared to the prices at other universities. Internet connection was a major issue, with me and my flatmates often struggling to connect to eduroam. Room allocation was fine, no issues there, and apart from some fringe cases (e.g. some doors breaking due to faulty keycard regognition) the halls were very safe. Run of the mill for student halls.

Student accommodation is so expensive, especially for students who are disabled and cannot work alongside their studies. Also you have to jump through a lot of hoops if you need well-being support and want counselling. Staff and teachers are really good, facilities are great although sometimes they are too warm. Abercromby does not have a lift up to floor 2 so is not accessible for disabled students. Also the lift announces that you are using it which is really embarrassing since it is so loud (and is French?). Overall, these are all pretty minor problems apart from the expensive accommodation. The city is great, the buildings are well maintained, the staff seem happy and enthusiastic which makes them wonderful teachers. The course is great and there is a lot of support around wellbeing and academics. The library is great and the library staff give great support.

Knocked one star off the facilities for Abercromby being inaccessible with no lift to the second floor (plus it is so loud and announced that you are using it which is embarrassing), but everything else is wonderful. Staff are happy and enthusiastic which makes them great teachers.

Very expensive, th LG rooms are really dark and depressing. Also it's so excessively warm in the rooms. It can be a little bit loud because it's next to the guild, but other than that it's good. Reception staff are mostly friendly. Launderette is always full, could do with another launderette for DEF I think. Also why can't students use the car park entrance if they live in that building? The wheelchair lift doesn't work so for wheelchair users or even if people have to carry heavy things it's annoying and would be an easy fix.