I love the tight-knit community that is built through the campus university. The university also offers plenty of ways to meet new people and make your way to the surrounding towns and cities through forms of transportation and by encouraging us to be our individuals and encouraging our independence, not only as academic students but as adults in the wider world that we live in. The only negative aspect of my university experience would probably be that I am not always aware of what my student union is organising and there aren't many societies. Still, I understand that societies are down to the students to take the initiative and create societies.

My course is taught mainly in class, but there is encouragement to do work surrounding the lectures before and after each one to solidify and help with our learning. I think it is beneficial to have that structure as it still allows us to have independence in our course but it gives us enough guidance that we get lost and don't know what to do. The lecturers are always available and even if you don't have a lecture with them they tend to respond to emails within a 48-hour window of when you send them an email which helps when you may have questions about your course. As well as that, you can tell that the lecturers are passionate about what they discuss in lectures and their passion makes learning in the course more enjoyable and exciting.

All Saints Court is a great student hall. The bedrooms provide you with enough space to study while also having a shared kitchen allows you to meet and make friends with your flatmates. I think that it is beneficial to stay in these halls, especially if you're moving far from home as having flatmates can provide you with the beginning of the community that you develop around yourself during your time at university. All Saints Court is a great hall when it comes to value for money as well, you're provided with everything you need in your university life and the accommodation officers are available whenever you need any help or have any questions about anything regarding your accommodation. As well as that, if you don't have access to drive a car but need to bring in heavy shopping, it is really easy to get groceries delivered to your halls and it avoids the stress of trying to plan multiple shopping trips or worrying about not being able to carry your shopping.

student support at my university is amazing ! last month i was really struggling and was considering dropping out, i had 2 meetings with student support and i made my decision to complete my assignments and make my decision from there as they helped me believe in myself - i then went on to pass all my assignments! without them i don’t think i could’ve done it. My accommodation is very clean also which is amazing! Student life is also so good. The Andrew Kean Learning centre has also been a massive help to me also, it’s open late which has really helped me when i’ve needed it and there are lots of people in there able to support you if you need it.

with work experience, i’m not able to comment as i have not carried out any yet. I’m really enjoying my course , i have the same teacher for most of my lectures and he is so helpful and delivers the sessions very well, if i ever need any help he is straight there.

the wifi is awful and i have had to use my data for most of my time at university. Apart from that id rate my accommodation a 10/10, we have cleaners that regularly clean our kitchen for us , there are security guards alot of the time & downstairs 9-5 there is adults at the post office bit who are always there to help if we need it.