The campus is amazing and is a great place to go for a walk and relax. To improve, lectures should finish at 5pm so they don't clash with clubs and societies because they're just as important for development.

The course has a lot of interesting modules that you wouldn't necessarily think of being part of a psychology course. Contact hours aren't as high as they could be though.

Very expensive for what you get, especially when it comes to kitchens - not enough fridge, freezer and cupboard space for the amount of people sharing the kitchen. The bedrooms themselves are really good though, it would be good if all walls were neutral rather than having one bright yellow wall.

The location is amazing. Keele is known to be the best uni for geology. However, in recent years the uni has cut funding for the Geography, Geology and environment school (GGE) and is giving away its facilities to medicine and similar courses like prosthetics. It feels like they are trying to get rid of GGE from the university which is a shame as it is their best course.

The course itself and the way it is taught is perfect. The only issue is the lack of funding for the course from the university meaning students are missing out on content such as fieldtrips abroad (which is a crucial part of the course as Geology is variable in different places) and having to pay large amounts of money from our own pockets to do our dissertation research.

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