best: the su always has fun events on the campus has a nice friendly feel to it any problems I’ve had with an aspect of the uni has been resolved quickly

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Best, it's a large campus university with plenty of green space and whilst it got about 12k students it feels like a smaller jni cause of the space, the night life is pretty limited, there's events held in SU but they end up with only around 10-15 students each time by the end of semester.

Chemistry in particular is taught really well with almost no online teaching (3 online sessions since bringing first year) the lab sessions are also very well structured and the Team based learning(TBL) and tutorial sessions help truly understand the content and it's application to questions beyond just lectures. Note. Life sciences at Keele (biology, biochem ect) are mostly self taught so require a lot kore work ethic and time management skills.

Most: it was close to lectures and the accommodation I chose had only 6ppl per kitchen and bathroom facilities so it was better compared to some that were 20+ per communal areas. It was also in a very nice location the veiw from my room was part of the woods where I would see rabbits l, squirrels and birds. Worst- 125 per week for a room that was too small to have a doublet bed in. Very small room, off campus you can get a room 2x size with a ensuit for 100 per week (includes bills) But for first year it was convenient for nights out to just walk back drunk vs taxi.