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the cost of things around campus is a bit much. the support offered to students who are in need could be improved, as someone who has a few disabilities the little extra support would be nice.
Staff are so helpful and friendly, there's lots of opportunities to get involved with, and the Students Union is amazing!!
The best aspects: - It is in a very quiet area with a lot of nature and greenery around - Staff and other students are very friendly it was not hard to make friends at all - The student union team is very welcoming and diverse The worst aspects: - It is a bit far away from the city-center so there are not many activities to do with friends outside of university - It is located on an upside hill so its quite difficult to walk to the university
The campus is very green and big, it's a lovely place to live and study in. However, it's not in a major town, which can be an inconvenience at times, as there's less to do.
As an international student, Keele University has provided me with an opportunity to experience new method of learning, which is very easy. The school environment is calm and conducive for learning process and, the lectures are always willing to assist you. Learning, of course, is challenging, but Keele University has made it easier.
Best aspect is the campus in general. The size and homely feel to it all. The worst is that is not as modern as other places and still quite old fashioned with the buildings and accommodation.
The online offering is functional but can be a a bit confusing at first with all the different systems to log into. Once up and running it’s easier to get into the swing of it.
Not enough support from lecturers and tutors as they don't tend to reply to emails when you need them the most.
while studying at Keele University I have had some troubles with the Keele app such as being logged out often and it not allowing me to check into lectures and clinical skills sessions. I have also had many positive experiences such as gigs as the students union and good communication with the lecturers, its in a very good place and is well sign posted so its hard to get lost. there is also a lot of places to spend time with friends in the heart of the campus such as the KPA the squirrel and costa, there is lots of options swell as it being a beautiful university with a large campus and many options of subjects to choose from meaning meeting a lot of new friends.
