The faculty and facilities both are top notch for my course! In fact, the uni has one of the biggest recording facilities in Europe. There are loads of support options available, ranging from academic in the form of personal tutorials, a huge library, mitigation services etc. to wellbeing in terms of counselling, career help, fitness centre etc. The campuses are all clean, modern and genuinely beautiful, especially Kingston Hill with its huge fields, and Penrhyn Road Townhouse for its incredible architecture. I do feel that some aspects of the university can be improved, for example, the library should be open 24/7 so that students who work also have a fair amount of time to access these resources. Another improvement could be subsidising the cost of some essentials on campus, such as the food from vending machines/student bar/eat central which is considerably more expensive than what you'd pay for the same off campus.

The best aspect has to be the facilities and the faculty. The knowledge of the faculty is just the tip, the real selling point in my opinion, is the environment that the lecturers have created in our classes. It truly feels like a safe space where you can ask/experiment as you seem fit, where you can make mistakes, which has made classes feel way less intimidating, and more engaging. I think one aspect that could be improved is the contact time, the classes are great, I just wish we had more of them!

The value for money is incredible, the amount I pay with bills included is around 50 pounds cheaper than what my peers who live off campus pay without bills per week. Not only that, but for that amount, you get a room that has everything you need, a decent sized desk, great wifi and ethernet, ample lighting, great heating, a comfy bed! The rooms are no doubt small, but then again it is London, and also they do have everything you might need, while being clean! Top it off with the 24/7 security, and the amazing community and genuine friendships, living in Kingston Uni Halls has genuinely been a 10/10 for me.

Best: My facilities back onto a medium sized forrest. Having all this greenery near a London uni is beautiful. Worst: The end of year panic as all my assignments are due in 6 weeks.

Best: Lessons are practical and proactive. Worst: Lessons can sometimes be a drag.

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