The best part is the availability of resources for study. The school's library is well-curated, which has been valuable in carrying out course-based research. The not-so-good part is that the lectures are not very practical/hands-on, so I have felt sometimes like I was thrown into the deep to figure things out on my own.

The course content doesn't always felt structured, so sometimes it's not immediately clear the correlation between the course content and real-time practice on the career field. Otherwise, the teaching uses a satisfactory dose of blended learning methods.

The bathrooms are way too tiny, which was uncomfortable to use a lot of the time. Otherwise, the hall was well-maintained, and I liked that the even though the heating was regulated, it was still on enough that my room was kept warm.

The worst aspect is just that sometimes, as an online students, there are things and activities that we miss out on. It's really hard to build a community that can support each other online, and worse if the uni is doing nothing to facilitate that. Welcome week activities for online students would be a good start.

The lecturers are very accommodating and helpful. Having the lecturers now having a more uniform presentation on Canvas is a big improvement as well. There will always be one or two technical issues which is understandable but so far so good.