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Uni is good, but final year is really stressful. Make sure you stay on top of your work load ans stay motivated. My words of wisdom would be "uni is a marathon, not a sprint". Make sure you spend at least 8 hours a week doing work outside of lectures, and although you should enjoy 1st year the most, it still does count for 100of your 2nd year, so you still need to do well! Make sure you do well in your A Levels, get good work experience and write a good personal statement.

I'm enjoying my time at QM. I would tell others to make sure you study something that you enjoy and want to learn more about. Also make sure you do what you enjoy as part of a society.

Uni is good, and I am really enjoying it. I particularly like the fact that QM in based in London. That's the best bit, I'm really enjoying the city life.

Uni is great, but it is a lot of hard work. Make sure you have the right mind set and are prepared. Take your degree seriously and don't mess about. Also make sure you read around the subject to learn more about what you are actually studying

I like the uni, although it didn't really meet my expectations of uni life. So from my experience I have learnt and would advise others to lower their expectations and be more realistic as to what uni is really like.

I like my uni a lot. It's great because it's campus based and everything is in the one place. The uni is also well connected to other uni's and businesses in the UK and abroad. I love the fact that it really is a London Uni. To get a place make sure you have work experience and do a lot of extra curricular activities

Hull is a great place to be as a student. The City of Culture has a vibrant nightlife and friendly locals. Everyday items can be bought at some of the lowest prices in the country- making it ideal for those living on a student budget. The student union is great and all the elected officers are passionate about what they do. I would not hesitate to recommend this uni to a friend.

For me, QM didn't live up to my expectations. I feel as though it is a big uni, and I don't feel like I am very involved and there are barely any events to try and make students feel involved either.In general when choosing a uni, make sure you look at the unions, facilities and the communities that the uni has more so than just the academic side of things, but saying that, don't expect too much from QM. If you are applying through clearing and are worried, don't. The clearing team are really helpful.I would recommend QM to others, but make sure you read all the advice about the uni you can first.

Make sure you submerge yourself and enjoy uni life and being a student. The best bit about uni life for me, is making all the friends I have. Just make sure you do well in your A Levels to get in.

I'm really enjoying my uni experience, however final year in medicine is a lot of hard work. It's fun to meet new people and experience a new way of living and way of student life. Don't ever be shy, and make sure you put yourself out there and make a lot of friends, especially during Freshers week. To get into medicine successfully, make sure you get the right grades and write a good personal statement.