I have loved my uni experience, mainly due to the friends I have made - partly at college and also through sport. I would also recommend thouroughly researching your course before applying as I found I didn't like my original course and this was detrimental to being able to thrive and enjoy my time. That said, it is possible, although sometimes difficult, to change course once you're there.

Very good

I don't think it's particularly good, especially in terms of personal support. I have previously experienced dismissive, backwards approaches to dealing with personal issues.

We don't have an active union building and the student union is very unimportant to my university experience.

Yes, it's relatively well placed although that depends which faculty you study at. Cambridge is a relatively small centre so it's very easy to get to any amenities

Very good range and selection. Also relatively good financial support available for sport and society participation

I think the small group teaching we receive is really important and beneficial I dislike lectures as there is often little deviation from the slides in terms of what the lecturer can offer

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There is a lot of support available if you choose to use it

I feel very safe in college due to the presence of 24 hour security in the form of porters. In general, the college is in a relatively good condition, although you can be unlucky and live in one of the older buildings. Location in town is good and is also close to faculties. Cost is very high, but you do get a relatively good room for that if you are lucky.

I'm more and more enthusiastic about my course, Lecture supervision is great and I leave them having learnt new ideas. Accommodation is expensive but well equipped, the city is also beautiful to walk around.