The best aspect is the facilities (though the lecture hall seats aren't the most comfortable). The worst aspect is the lack of diverse activities to engage in, the vast majority are club/party type things which isn't great for those who don't drink or don't like clubs in general.

The best aspect is the NOW learning room, it makes accessing the content very easy. The worst is Developing Academic Skills, which is done with tutors and is only an hour a week. It's difficult to suddenly adapt to a uni-grade style of writing without thorough instruction on how to do so.

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The health and social course has many modules that have lots of different aspects of health and social care, this is great for students who are not sure what role to take after graduation.

Placement in second year is quite hard to manage with lectures, assignments, home life.