The university is small, but in all essence that is what makes it one of the best for your educational needs. The university because of its size allows tutors to get to know students better, help with academic work one-to-one, and finally can help recognise what career/opportunities are best for you. The lack of 5 stars comes from the area in which the university is situated. The Manchester campus i'm sure is fantastic, but in Crewe, there are little external opportunities to take, such as work experience- often this leads to finding experience outside of the area, which may be costly.

Everything you want no matter what degree you end up studying

Fantastic. They are always listening, and can provide fantastic advice on future career opportunities.

Not the best. They provide events and societies, but if you are not attending at the main campus (all saints), the union don't provide as much fun. In a way they kind of isolate the other areas, giving all the events, acts and activities to those studying at all saints.

It's Crewe. Enough said there really. The reason it gets two stars is that there is a good train station that can get you home at weekends, or to a city that is actually interesting

They provide a lot of societies and clubs, however if you join one students often get taken out of lessons on Wednesdays, distracting them away from work. Compared to a uni like Leeds, this is where MMU (cheshire) falls down.

Most university lecturers are superb, giving one-to-one help where needed, which is much assisted by the size of the university. There are always going to ones you do not like, but the vast majority are fantastic.

Despite not having many local work experience opportunities, the university a vast range of links outside of the area, which can help when finding placements or work. In terms of sports (my degree area), there are more opportunities than you can think of, each individual tutor or the employment office can provide, such as links with football academies and sporting organisations.

Good value, facilities, size and local shops. All within range of the uni, train station and town centre. Really good!

I have had big problems with switching my course from without placement go with placement. It cashed me a lot of stress and problems as well as a lot of time.

Great facilities and new buildings, some content and lecturers could be better.

It was good