Student Union makes university bearable with all the societies and ease to run events , the actual Kings uni doesn’t . It’s hard to get any financial support, academic support and they mainly prioritise rich students who pay international fears . You can even see the disproportionate attention each campus gets with Guys campus for medicine receiving the least funding

No support they just have meetings to tell students off and call it a support meeting , there isn’t any ease to access the fund even if you have £0 you still can’t claim some the hardship fund but no clear criteria is said on what you can claim . Disability support is poor with not enough facilities or grants for poorer students with disabilities DSA doesn’t cover this and mostly only give you a laptop .

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The student union have been excellent in helping me settle in to my first year at uni, providing advice on money budgeting, coping with stress and providing countless events to get to know the rest of my cohort.

Blended learning is what is provided for my course, which helps me a lot more, as I can tailor my learning to fit around a busy schedule, having in person lectures , tutorials and workshops, whilst also being able to go back over content as it's all backed up online. Very helpful indeed

Most would be the facilities available to me in the accommodation Worst would be the distance from my campus, and the email system for the accommodation- replies so far have taken about 2 weeks