Nottingham is a great city to study in and it definitely lives up to expectations in terms of nightlife. The campus is really beautiful and study spaces are of high standard. Halls are not always so well-kept although this is to be expected for uni living.

I generally have around 12 contact hours a week, French more so due to longer grammar classes and an additional hour for speaking each week. The English side of the course covers a wide range of topics, and you have the ability to study both language and how it functions, as well as literature such as canonical texts and dramas.

The tram links are definitely one of the benefits about Nottingham as it makes it so easy to get to the city centre. They run around every 10 minutes and are pretty reliable. In terms of things to do, Nottingham definitely doesn't fall short and for students, the nightlife is hard to beat.

I loved living in halls as it gives you the opportunity to meet so many more people than self-catered accommodation in first year. I unlike many of my friends came unlucky with my room, having lots of leaks and problems with my key not fitting the lock etc. but the university team was very quick to sort out any problems. Food was nothing special but ok.

The uni is great but the SU needs a bit of tweaking. So many opportunities given that people don't know about. Love the campus grounds and spent most of my days wandering round the lake!

Everything that the SU does is fantastic I just wish people knew about it. But so much to do you simply can't fit it all in.

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