The best spect of my university experience is that I feel well catered for which allows me to organise myself properly. Anything I could need I feel comfortable asking for, even if I am not sure who to go to I know everyone is here to help me. The worst aspect of my uni experience was that as a fresher student, they put me in a house with two second years and two masters students. But when I was unhappy they were happy to move me and did so supportively to preserve my mental health.

Best aspects of my course are that as I’m learning the first four modules, they manage to interlink. For example, two of my assignments include writing about the big five personality traits, allowing me to expand my knowledge through different ways of applying it. Additionally, my lecturers are always encouraging us to ask questions and interact in a very warm manner. The worst aspect of my course is that for two modules, the workshops are led by students. They seem to know what they are talking about and explain things well so I don’t have a large issue with this, however, it would be more comforting knowing the person who is teaching me is someone more experienced.

What I like most is the room layout, I think so a small space it was very well designed, providing plenty of storage without feeling cramped. What I like least is the shower, every 25 seconds I need to push a button to turn my shower on, just like in a public swimming pool. Also, the water pressure is very bad. Moreover, the kitchen is not designed for 6 people because the fridge doesn’t even have shelves in the door. Being the last person who moved in, instead of having my own shelf, I have a tiny drawer at the bottom of the fridge

Love the people, love the proximity to Brighton, Southampton, and Portsmouth

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My room is massive, love it, lots of wardrobe and drawer space also lots of desk space