The beautiful campus was amazing to study on, with sights you wouldn't imagine seeing in London on your way to lectures. Coming from London before hand made the whole city setting feel like home to me - however I did struggle but with the lecturers and my friends surrounding me, I felt at ease!

Library had a good set of resources, however at times when you need it to be 24 hours, it wasn't.

I have had encounters, and they helped, but not how I hoped they would.

ALWAYS something going on!

I come from London anyways, so living in the city wasn't too much different for me, just the fact I have to fend for myself.

So much choice and variety, something for everyone - if you have the confidence to go out and do it!

The lecturers taught with such passion it made you enjoy the lessons. However the course at times seemed a little unorganised at times of communication.

I graduated with a job already lined up for me. However, I didn't have much guidance from the university in how to approach something like that.

Halls were fantastic, basic - but all part of the experience. The flat rep system is such a good idea! Finding somewhere to live for second year was a fight for survival - but all sorted in the end.

I would love my opportunity to be as a part of Roehampton. It made me relaxed and delighted with all of it's antiquity and integrity. To overcome the fear of being embarrass and to move on for a better future without bothering about the failures I have faced, obviously this was the platform which made me strong enough to look upon the brighter world infront of me.

It was really a great time being able to get in touch with my tutors , who have a lot of knowledge to share with the students and ready to help the people who asks for any kinda help.

Being able to get convenient and elated atmosphere was the best to make me spent time in the hall.