The best part of my experience has definitely been the people I have met along the way. The lectures are so nice and have been willing to help at all points during my journey. Overall one of the best experiences of my life, wouldn't change any part of it.

The teaching is amazing, the lecturer's are so nice and helpful. The PATS are always there if you have any queries as well and the help with the content is always there if you need it. The facilities can be seen as a little run down in some areas however but that doesn't take away from the great experience.

No

Chester overall is a great university. It's location is one of its most appling aspects as to why I choose to study there. I like how the campus is really easy to get around and very easy to use a campus map to find your buildings. The think I don't like the most is its teaching style. The way lecture are given just don't fit well with the way I learn. So sometimes it becomes really difficult for me. However if I have any questions my teachers are really good to give advise and guidance me through my essays.

I got about 7 hours of contact time going through books that were set for our homework. My course was blended I think this aspect suited me as I liked to stay at home or go to the liberty to study. However I don't like how my lectures are given. I would rather have a lesson a subject rather than going through a chapter if a book for 2 hours. It's boring and for me it is useless. I think I would benefit if the subject itself was more intresting I find most of my courses unpleasant as I can't focus on the boring topics. Maybe if they adopt new course that are fun it would produce better results for me. What good about my course is that the teacher as always lovely and like to help out when they can. If I have a problem them will do there best to example and advise a solution.

No