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The University is expanding and modernising, with a growing student union for students to have their say! Psychology is great with some top lectures at the moment, and specialised equipment perfect for dissertation work! Plus, Bournemouth is a lovely town, especially in the summer and winter months. The beach can speak for itself and during the Christmas period, stalls are set up in the town center, with loads of things going on.

the university has been very helpful with feedback on your grades and pointers on ways to improve. the lecturers are very inviting and integrate all course material and real life information seamlessly. i have no problem in recommending this university to anyone who wish to endeavour into tertiary education with a difference.

I've been pleasantly surprised about Brunel so far as it has far exceeded my expectations. The campus is beautiful and spaced out (but everything is still within walking distance). The sports facilities are amazing; theres just so much to do, everyone can find something they enjoy! I particularly recommend the Judo Club, the coaches are fantastic and the people you find on the judo mat are quite a lovely bunch. Lecturers are okay, some excellent ones and some who are very learned individuals but just not great lecturers. However, in my experience all lecturers (no matter how grumpy they may seem during lectures) are more than willing to help you out if you go to them after lectures and will go through great pains to try and explain whatever you may need help with.

It's a good university but some of the lecturers are slacking on the way they teach and support students, it really depends on which subject you study.

everything is good. everyone is nice. many societies and activities. campus is beautiful. relaxing environment.

Uni will inevitably be an amazing experience wherever you go, but personally my experience so far at Roehampton is leading me to believe that these 3 years will be by far the best and most memorable of my life. The campus itself is stunning, and everything is within a 10-15 minute walk; living in halls means you can get from your room to your lectures so quickly, and the library is just across from where I'm staying in Lee House (which has lovely spacious rooms with en suites and a huge, modern kitchen!).The lecturers are generally very approachable and keen to help you out with any queries, and the 'Programme Representative' scheme here ensures students have frequent opportunities to feedback on various aspects of their course, whether positive or negative. There are so many types of people here from all over the world, and there is always something going on, whether it's a student union-led event, or something in central (which is only 30 minutes away by train, tube or bus), so you will never have an excuse to be lonely or complain about being bored!

I am a second year accounting and finance student in the University of Sheffield. I am very satisfied with the overall image of the university. Its a really nice city too and the lecturers are always there to help!

My course at the University of Nottingham has so far actually exceeded my expectations. There is such a wide range of modules to choose from and in general the lecturers are very helpful and knowledgeable. The self-catered university accommodation is absolutely perfect, it is just a bit expensive considering what you get and the location (in my case, Albion House in Beeston). The facilities at my university are quite good, especially the library however it can be difficult to find a computer. The SU is really useful as there is lots of help at hand and lots of fantastic food and drink options, as well as shops.

Do not panic! Everyone is in the same boat as you. Don't think about the what ifs'. Stay in the present! Nothing is worse than worrying about about the year your not even doing!

Enjoying the overall experience very much, i have met new friends for life and gained many transferable skills. I would defiantly recommend going to uni, and enjoy it while you can. Join clubs/societies and don't be afraid to get involved but also do the work in plenty of time.