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I have really enjoyed my time at Sheffield so far. I found the first week difficult as my flat aren't very social but once my course had started everything fit into place! I love the city. I love the social life. I love everything but the rain!

I love life in Sheffield. It's a great city to live in with so much on offer and lots to get involved in. The people on my course are all really nice. My course is very varied, with lots of modules to chose from. However as i'm a dual student some of my modules clashed this year, but it was quickly sorted. There's loads of societies to get involved in and musical groups to join. I settled in really quickly!

Great city and nice university. One disappointing thing is you don't get a lot for your tuition fees, literally just paying nearly 9 thousand pounds for power points.

The tutors provide a very hands on approach, and have helped me personally when I have struggled with work. This may be due to the few people on my course but I prefer the one on one helpful talks I have had. The city itself is very student orientated and welcoming.

Not a bad uni good facilities food course content. The first few weeks was slightly boring but it gets interesting and busy after that.

Student Union is great, there's always plenty of activities on, even if they are just one-off. Plenty of societies to choose from as well. Some aspects of the course could have been explained a bit more clearly on open days though (particularly for dual students) as I have found that I have a slightly more limited choice of Music modules than I initially thought.

The campus seems to be a friendly place and there's always a lot of stuff going on. The union is a lot better since the works have been completed despite it being quite expensive to buy food from! The uni offers a wide range of activities and clubs so there's something for everyone to keep you busy.

The low score for courses and lectures is due to the lecturers not having the skills to engage the class properly which doesn't allow us to learn easily and requiring us to do more work out of lectures.

Sheffield is a very warm and welcoming place for Students. The union in particular is a great step in making students feel welcome. The atmosphere at Endcliffe (Where I stayed in first year) was particularly good, as I really felt at home within the first couple of weeks of my first year. The Uni itself is in a very accessible position to people using accommodation all over the city. I cannot knock the facilities of the Union, as there is something in there for everyone. The nights out at the Union are especially notable, Pop Tarts is in fact the best student night out ever.It seems that the students that come to University of Sheffield are all easy to get a long with, and I've had next to no problems with anyone in the department I study in.

The students union here is really good, with a huge variety of sports clubs, societies and other activities to get involved in. By joining in with these it's easy to make good friends.Sheffield is a great city, though the city centre has been affected a little by Meadowhall being nearby, but it doesn't take long to get to Meadowhall, with frequent trains and trams stopping there. Back in Sheffield itself, there's lots of things to do and lots of events happening all the time, both as part of the uni and in the wider community.