The bat aspect of the university is the opportunities available. I have joined societies that I are new to me such as the student newspaper and college sports. From these societies, new opportunities arise such as going to awards evenings and meeting new people. The worst aspect of my uni is that I have found trouble with contacting professors and my academic supervisor for help because a lot of things are online so there’s a lot of responsibility on you to reach out which can be a bit isolating when it comes to looking for academic or mental support.

There’s lots of opportunities to meet your course mates and engage in your subject further than just attending lectures. For example, English and politics do lots of coffee meetings and there’s plenty of extra curricular lectures that you can attend to explore more areas of interest in your course.

I liked the privacy and our kitchen was very spacey.

My time at York so far has been great. I am very focused on study and research, and a lot of people would say I am not very social, but I have still managed to really find a place here (compared with the University I went to before).