I started studying at the University of Chester in 2017, and since then, I can say that I have been living the dream. The university is exactly what I was looking for, it's unique in every way and I love it. The campuses are all built with an old European style but yet equipped with the most up to date facilities and methods of teaching. I am overall satisfied with my experience studying at the University of Chester. The teaching has been excellent so far, my lecturers are all experts in the fields they teach, and they're all very approachable. I found it so easy to connect with staff at the university as they're all friendly and welcoming. The students' union is one helpful institution that helped me a lot to adapt to my life abroad as a student. It has more than 300 different clubs and societies and they're open to everyone. Joining societies and playing sports helped to make friend and shape my social life while I'm at the university. The city itself, Chester, is so charming and beautiful. Its small and convenient size, old town, amazing bars and cafes, make it an ideal city for students. The nightlife here is also quite lively. Overall, I honestly enjoyed every single moment of studying at this university and I recommend it to everyone else around the world!

Chester is great as it is rich in historical culture however the student support could be improved, I personally don't feel like there is anyone I could go to talk to despite having a personal tutor. In spite of this the CSU is great and its super easy to set up your own society

I am really envy my churches, however I find it hard to keep up due to some of my teachers moving too quickly or loosing track of what they've been saying. Personally, it feels like in a small percentage of my lectures it's just reading a powerpoint which I could do at home. I find politics to be harder to gain a relationship with my professors than history

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