Free snacks are good.

Online work is repeated in lectures, reducing out time to complete pre-work.

The university cares about their students. There are people constantly coming in to talk to the students about the work-life balance, how to handle stress, how to tackle assignments. Communication-wise, when I need certain documentation etc, it can be difficult to explain what I may need. So instead of just doing their job, they should try and help find a solution and make sure we get what we need, because it’s not as simple to get access to these documents. (And maybe give students iPads)

I think there’s the perfect balance, the learning style is good, the contact hours are good especially for the course and what we need from the course, and contact with the lecturers is also good. I’m still trying to assimilate with what I have to do, so I can’t comment as much as I’d hope to be able to.