The atmosphere and support is in great amounts and easily accessible. The only thing that sometimes seems like a down side is the times of lectures, some finishing as late as 7:15pm

It’s very engaging sessions however content is recorded but can only be accessed for two weeks after. So if you want to revisit will have to save the videos

No

It is such a nice environment, staff are friendly and super helpful, it has many quiet areas to study which is great for introverts, but also has a lot of places to hang out with people or study together. I have no issue with the uni itself. The help zone is especially helpful and consists of very understanding people, they even do one to one drop in sessions for mental health and such. The only downside is that sometimes the online forums, like myglos, my crash, but IT seem to have it under control.

It is overall quite an interesting course. I have many things available to me, I am just not making the most of it. It is a lot of material to take in study wise, which is why I'm thankful I am doing the course part time. People I know who are doing it full time are getting a bit overwhelmed, but the support they are getting is helping them keep on top of things.

I got really lucky with my room allocation, as I got the big disabled room for the same price on the ground floor. It is a campus which is only a 5 min walk from uni, and is overall very safe. The only issue I had with it is that the walls are quite thin between rooms and hallways, so you can hear a lot, and price wise it is average for university campuses, but if you looked at housing in the area it is a bit pricier. But again, it is not a big difference, so overall it is definitely worth going to the uni campus, especially since you get to meet more people who are in the same situation as you.