It’s hard get support from any tutors in library and other places. Other than that it’s good place to study.

Online content is way too much. It’s better to have workshop where you can ask questions.

Very far from city centre campus, the quality of furniture very low, it smells. But is quite place and peaceful so good to study

My best experience has been studying at my dream university Nottingham Trent University. I was inspired to apply because a distant relative once studied here, and i always admired that. Just like the Queen of Sheba, "Indeed, not even half was told me; in wisdom and in wealth you have far exceeded the report i heard" (1 Kings 10:7, NIV). What i have seen at Nottingham Trent University is far beyond my expectations. Honestly, it feels like heaven to me. The staff and lecturers are simply amazing, they go out of their way to make sure you understand what's being thought, even if it means inconveniencing themselves. I don't even know where to start because it would take me hours to fully express how i feel. The students are also wonderful; it's as if everyone is wired to be nice, friendly and helpful. And the library! What an exceptional and conducive environment! I recently discovered one of the library that is open 24 hours. If i didn't have the luxury of time to spend in the library like NTU has made possible for me i won't be responding to these request about my best and worst experiences. There is this joy knowing that i have the luxury of time to leave the library whenever i'm done reading. The library even has a well equipped kitchen where i can warm my dinner and continue studying late into the night, sometimes until past midnight before heading home. Indeed, time will fail me to talk about so many other things like the amazing academic support, career guidance, wellbeing services, and the international student support team. All of which make learning at NTU truly exceptional. The way the university genuinely cares about students success, both academically and personally, is simply heartwarming. As for the worst aspect, i cant really say i had one. The only challenge i faced at first was understanding the accent as an international student. But the lecturers were so supportive, they encouraged us to let them know when they were speaking too fast or when we didn't understand something. They always welcomed emails for further questions or clarifications. i'm now excited that i can understand the ascent clearly! Now i see why NTU gets such high yearly ratings. I even told a friend who's planning to study abroad that it's NTU or nothing and he couldn't stop laughing.

It's simply amazing! The feeling of learning new things and, most importantly, discovering how to use tools that were once strange to me back home. Every day comes with something new to explore, and the teaching style here makes the whole experience even more beautiful. I'm just two months into the course, yet it already feels like a rewarding journey of growth and discovery. It can be quite tasking at times, but honestly, every bit of it is worth it. The joy of learning and seeing myself improve each day is something i will always cherish.