I love the inclusivity the university breeds, ensuring everyone is welcome.

The facilities are world class.

No

Studying at uni has been fantastic, especially for my program where I get to study at the StoneX stadium. The facilities are top notch really and it’s such a convo I eve that I can hit the gym and head straight to the library afterwards. The down side is I guess making friends, that’s not my strong point as I can find it difficult to talk to people unless I’m approached so it does get lonely. Sometimes I also have moments where I’m unmotivated but I bounce back most times.

Learning about the program has been fascinating in general. But I think the downside especially with the software we learn is the fact that we need data in order to practice later which might otherwise not be given asides the class examples sometimes. And then the internships and placements are solely in your hands and the which can get frustrating because unlike getting a petting job where you can sign up on uni temps and things like that, this can be more complicated. The lecturers do send you opportunities when they have them available so sometimes it’s down to patience but then some opportunities are restricted to locals and as an intentional student that can be frustrating as well.

I like that it’s close to the school and I can literally walk to it and then corner shops around as well. I’m satisfied