It is a unique experience for someone like me who also studied in school back in my own country. The information centre is amazing ( First Point ), however, what I don't like its that sometimes when you have issues they tend to send you from one place to another, or from one person to another. Which I believe is normal and excelent. However for some students, that want quick answers and solutions, it can become very annoying to be thrown around from one to another.

I actually enjoy it more than I thought, though it can get tiring when you have a full day of lessons from 9:00 to 18:00

The class size (this year) is really small so students get plenty of individual attention. The campus is a pleasant place to be. More guidance and structure could be given with respect to the research project, particularly in the 2nd year module.

The subject is really interesting and tailored to medicine. The amount of lectures can get a little intense, in addition to the work to do at home.

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