The people here are so friendly and nice. I love this uni!! I have a good uni experience in these four months. However, the internet always disconnects and location is inconvenient.

There are lecture, practical and online lessons. The lecturers are so nice and supportive. The worst aspects is that we have much more online lessons than I expected.

I love my flatmates so much. The room is so big and the shared area are clean. The facilities in my flat are great, appreciate that!

Campus is really pretty but difficult to access on public transport. No direct bus routes to train stations and general buses to the campus (Glenside) are really limited. There's also not enough parking to accommodate all the students, especially as cohorts are getting bigger and bigger. Lots of equipment and wheelchairs to use and practice on are available on campus which is really good, especially in preparation for placements. May be good to have an electric wheelchair though? Lecturers are generally really nice and supportive, but not always good at replying to emails. Glenside is generally a smaller campus but it definitely lacks a feeling of student community and activity when compared to campuses like Frenchay, and due to poor transport links and distance from the city centre it can't even make up for it through city centre activities.

I like that there is a certain flexibility about being able to join lectures online or on campus. I think we have too much lecture time though, and some of our lectures seem rather pointless entirely or are drawn out too long (e.g. time wasted with general chit chat rather than content). Time would feel better spent on our assignments, having guest speakers from different practice areas, or even broadening our knowledge on anatomy or practice specific assessments and interventions (e.g. areas typically included in rotations, like stroke or surgery) to help prepare us for work. I know this may not apply for everyone's future placement or job but could still be interesting and beneficial.

Really convenient location for accessing campus content, but not so much for the rest of Bristol due to poor transport links. Accommodation was quite run down (damp, moldy, single glazed windows), and would have benefited from a more comfortable sitting area/lounge rather than just dining chairs. Campus felt safe to live on with security present, and generally enquiries for repairs were met quickly (e.g. radiator needed bleeding). Wifi was quite poor in certain areas of the property.