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Loughborough Universtity is an ideal place to study and it is a college town which makes the student experience great. There is huge support and investment for all the athletics programs (competitive and participative) as well as job opportunities available for students to get involved in the sports business. This is the ideal place for me to study, gain sport business related experience through CVA, as well as play the sport I love and competing in BUCS while representing my university. In addition, the academic as well as the athletics staff are well experienced and knowledgeable which makes me to highly trust them and motivate me to work hard on a daily basis because my effort is also recognised. An area of improvement could be to provide full scholarships for some athletes across the different sports which will be highly likely to attract the top talented players to come at the university. Due to my prior experience in USA universities as a student athlete with full scholarship, I believe that if Loughborough provided a higher financial support for the athletes, they would be more likely to join the Loughborough family.

I feel very lucky to have such a high quality and knowledgeable lecturers who do their best to help us learn. I am impressed at how they value the students' feedback and they are willing to make adjustments in order to help each of us the best they can. Our course content is ideal in order to set us up for the future since there is the theoretical as well as practical exercises in order to practice our knowledge. In addition, the professors have high expectations from the students. Our lecture hours are also good and the information provided is clear. Professors are willing to respond to questions. I believe that we could have some better lecture halls for certain classes. The design school has a very good class setting. However, the Edward Herbert building has a few technical as well as lighting problems throughout our lectures. In addition, in Edward Herbert, we can hear the lecturer that is presenting in the room next to ours which makes it harder to concentrate.

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