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Best aspect is probably the people, I made really good friends and I also did an internship this year as part of a uni programme, so maybe the different programmes and opportunities that are made available. Worst part is probably how they don't really inform us about certain things such as timetabling and other little things.

It's a boring and long winded course and unfortunately have to study modules that you may not want to study because it's part of the qualifying law degree. Best part is the doors the course opens up for you.

It was modern and clean and was definitely worth the money in comparison to a lot of the student halls in Bristol. I couldn't fault it.