The university is great to study at with lots of events and societies to attend. The teaching is excellent however the course is quite intense meaning you have to spend a lot of time studying leaving less time to socialise.

The course is very interesting and most of the lectures are great and really enthusiastic about what they are teaching. The course however is very intense and extremely challenging at times.

Living in the middle of London is great with lots to do all the time. Hyde park is close to campus which is great for taking a walk in between classes. However living in London means that most things are more expensive than at other places.

The hall feels very safe to stay in and all the people here are really friendly. It is less than a 5 minute walk to Hyde park and most of the rooms have great views. The rooms are very big and spacious making them comfortable and enjoyable to spend time in. At times it can get noisy with one of the main university bars right in the centre.

I have had a fantastic time so far at Imperial College, the facilities, lectures, course and campus are all top quality and have made my experience of living and studying in London really great. The tutors are also always available to answer any questions that I have and offer a lot of one on one time to help you with every aspect of the course and material being taught. The only downside to Imperial is that the accommodation is expensive in first year and also far away from the main campus, so I have a long commute into University. On the plus side the facilities such as the library and computer rooms are really good and have aided my studies a lot. I also love being situated in the centre of London and right next to the Albert Hall, Science Museum and Natural History Museum, its a very happening area of London.