The university itself drew me in through being completely different to the experiences I had with others when I was looking for where to go after college. Most if not all universities just herded prospective students into generalised lectures where someone you probably would not be taught by would tell you things you end up not needing at all. It was rinse and repeat everywhere until I went to UoG. In the introductory session to my course and such on the open day I attended we played a board game instead of being talked at, the staff knew my name and I shared the time we had for lunch having a good conversation with a lecturer that did end up teaching me. Maybe my course is niche and I was just lucky but the university as a whole is simply different to all the other's I visited and looked at. I am a few years in now and I have had great academic support, the lectures aren't hell and the assignments are only slightly soul crushing. It says above 4 overall and my ratings are harsh I feel but genuinely, it is 4:22 AM and my assignment I am working on is due at 3 PM today and I don't hate the place. That is the highest praise I can give. 10/10 University, deserves more funding.

No complaints, everything is pretty great honestly.

Fair contract, responsive staff and I can't think of much to complain about.

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