Hope is smaller than most other Universities, which makes you feel like a valuable member of the community, rather than just a number. The staff are very friendly, and the working environment is very relaxing, yet provides enough resources you need to succeed. The Student Union have a lot of potential to bring the University community closer together, yet when they host events there seems to be a lack of advertising or incentive to go. Perhaps by hosting more formal events, people would be willing to go.

Everyone has time to speak during lectures, and the classes are small enough that everyone has valubale time with the lecturer when needed. Placement and Internships have not been explicitly detailed by the lecturers, I have had to find this information on my own.

Austin Hall was in a quiet location, yet felt very much part of the University student community. The price was very affordable, and the cleaners were very generous. Wifi did not allow online gaming. Meanwhile, the doors entering a flat could often just be pulled open with force, not a key-card.

BOSS accommodation and people. Blocks are nice and new but it would be great if you could socialise more easily with other flats. SU not great and the pints are too expensive to be honest. I have to study politics within my history course but don't really want to. Still having a BOSS time though