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I enjoy that almost all of my content is taught in person, as I feel as though if it were not, I would not always have the motivation to do the work. I have ADHD, so if everything were to be online or a lot of it was online, I would struggle. Law contains a lot of content so it can be quite difficult to be able to try and keep on top of everything, whether that be lecture notes, seminar prep or even assignments and coursework.

The Best Aspect: Collaborative Projects and Real World Insight The best part of my Business Management course has definitely been the collaborative projects. There’s something really rewarding about taking a concept we’ve discussed in a lecture and actually trying to apply it to a real world business case with a team. It’s helped me move beyond just reading textbooks to understanding how different personalities and ideas come together to solve a problem. These moments have made the degree feel less like a series of exams and more like a genuine preparation for my future career. The Worst Aspect: Managing the Initial Pressure of Deadlines On the flip side, the most challenging part was definitely the initial shock of the workload and tight deadlines. In the beginning, trying to balance multiple modules, group meetings, and independent research was quite overwhelming. I struggled with time management early on, and there were definitely moments where the sheer volume of information felt like too much to process. However, hitting that "wall" actually forced me to become much more organised and disciplined with how I plan my week, which is a skill I’m glad I’ve mastered now.

The Best Aspect: Location and the Support Team The absolute highlight of staying in Cherry Court was being right in the heart of the city. As a Business student, being so close to the city centre felt like I was in the middle of the action, which was great for my social life and feeling connected to Bristol. Even though the building had its issues, the accommodation team were brilliant. They were always helpful and friendly, which made a huge difference when things weren't going right; having a supportive team on site definitely took some of the stress out of my first year. The Worst Aspect: The Facilities and Room Size On the other hand, the facilities themselves were quite a struggle. Because it’s a budget accommodation, the trade off was that the rooms and showers were incredibly small and felt quite cramped. The kitchen and toilets were fairly old and, because the kitchen was shared, it was often not very clean, which made daily life a bit of a challenge. It wasn't always an easy environment to relax or study in, and I found that I had to be very disciplined with my own space just to make it work. It was a bit of a "sink or swim" introduction to independent living!

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Small room for the price good location tho

Engaging and interesting, always learning something new.

Made incredible friends and short brisk walk to lectures and seminars due to the location being so close and accessible.

The course is led amazingly, being mixed with online and in person. Being able to choose what you want to do since year two also keeps motivation up as you learn what you want to try out or are passionate about. Through this I have also met amazing people from other courses, being able to network together. However during first year, some courses felt a little detached, finding it starnge to be told to go off and do something rather than being taught it first. Overall however it is a good mix of free time and intensity to keep me improving and on my toes.

Although all bills were included, it did feel extremely expensive for what it was and the issues I had faced with my room (a silver fish infestation, the lack of air ventilation in the bathroom ect.) Even if the things were reported, a lot of the time they weren't able to do anything for whatever reason. There was also very limited laundry rooms, the most used one only having 3 washers and 3 dryers. There were plenty other washers but they were all cash, something people don't really carry anymore, if those had been turned to tap to pay along with cash then it would have made washing much much easier. The location was perfect, being on campus and close to every university building.

My course is so interesting, and having been to a different university a year prior, I am so glad I made the move to NTU! Lecturers are all very enthusiastic and knowledgable in their fields, and it is so interesting to see the work they have done! Course hours are pretty good, I only have one really busy day, leaving me the rest of the week to do independent work and relax and enjoy the social aspect of uni too!

York House is a beautiful accomodation, with great study spaces, a gym, a cinema room and much more! Although quite expensive for what it is, York House is in a great area, right in the centre of Nottingham. I am happy paying that bit more as I am only a 10 minute walk from campus, and a 2 minute walk to Victoria Centre. Everything I need is in one space and walking distance. The only issues with York House are that reception isn't always open, however they do have a number you can call/Whatsapp. Also, my room doesn't get much natural light, however it just depends on where your room is!

Wide range of different topics covered and assessment types.

Within walking distance of campus, very good value for money, cleaning staff are all very friendly

Some sessions could definitely be done online but overall each session is worth attending

great content, some lecturers not the best

great community

Not enough contact hours at all In once a week Haven’t seen my tutor properly in months