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39 Student reviews
It has bee really positive and helpful so far, meeting lovley people who are all passionate about the same things, it is a busy schedule as i have a job and my studies
Some problems with admin and communication between departments, lecturers have been helpful and staff supervisors. Would prefer more contact hours to include drop in check up sessions for assignment skills or other skill building.
Although the course is challenging but the subjects are interesting and the staff provide so much help and support. The new training module is the best so far.
1st 3 months have been a great experience - learning things I'm interested in and being supported to achieve goals Trip to Drusillas and cats protection was great for learning about different options I could venture out into.
So far, my experience has been positive. Support from all teachers are given, iv had help with preparing for exams and any coursework that is due. I have met new people, all with different qualities and experiences that are nice and approachable.
There are a variety of different course and people to interact with, Living in dorms is comfortable and enjoyable, There is included food if you live at the dorms and facilities are helpful
We have a lot of opportunists and accommodation is really good, provided support and 3 meals a day. the staff are very experience and friendly. good technoligy, good libabry
Overall, I have had a positive uni experience so far and I love it. There’s a lot of opportunities and trips Aswell as great support throughout your time here at uni
Great, supported and interesting, lots of variety in lessons and adapted for the class, small sizes so is great for interaction. Great facilities and help if confused on a subject
I’ve had a good experience so far. I’m enjoying the course, finding lectures interesting, and feel comfortable in my progress. I have no real complaints so far.
Overall, I am pleased with the experience I have received here and with all the help and support they provide us. The tutors are supportive and will help students who need it, so they have the best possible outcome of succeeding
Very good, enjoying all the modules and learning new things every day, activities are fun and engaging , lovely class mates make the experience better😀😀😀😀😀😀
Very good so far , enjoying the course but it is hard work as some of the modules require masses of research which takes time to research . The staff and lectures and very helpful and deliver lessons clearly
So far my college experience has been good, i feel i have learned a lot and have gained a good knowledge of skills we can use in the industry. The tutors have been very helpful.
There are positive and negative thoughts. Plumpton has seemed fairly unorganised, especially when it comes to the finance side of things, including bursaries. It doesn't seem the same as a usual university experience. However, this means that you are able to have 1-1 conversations with your tutors and the class numbers aren't too large so it makes learning nicer as we're in a group and allowed to voice all of our opinions together.
very informative. not the average uni experience. the campus is large and beautiful nestled in the south downs. the students come from all around but there is little opportunity for a nightlife
I would avoid unless you have a real plan to enter the wine making and grape growing world. If more business orientated I would suggest it is a less serious degree but with vastly more career prospects. In fact several of the class clowns have got the great careers they signed up for. When the academic studious types never really got into the wine trade, says it all really.
Overall experience has been good and have received good support in difficult times, but education has been effected by high staff turnover and general lack of organisation and communication, leading to timetable problems, changes in teaching types, marking types and support levels.


it is good, i am enjoying learning but it gets busy in the HE common rooms so it would be better if there was more so we have room to study. it would also be better if we could have more books
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