Overall pretty good experience

Limited in self support sense

Halls were enjoyable except having to share kitchen with 12 people

They help a lot with people who have disabilities, they made sure that I could re-do my exams because I was not given my extra needs in the first sit. Very expensive on campus to do anything.

Good thing is a lot of lecturers record the in person lectures which is really helpful to a person that commutes or even if someone is ill. A not so good things is they expect a lot of reading to be done for one module but when they are all put together it is way to much for one person, especially someone that has learning difficulties and to someone who commutes.

Good thing was that is was university halls but was not on the main campus so it was very quite. Not so good they could up security and safety as it was not how it should be for an on campus living area.