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The uni has a very nice modern student union, however, round exam times, there is never enough computers or library desks. Even when they opened a 'pop-up' library with extra desks and computers, there was stilll not enough facilities.

There is a wide range of student support and the careers service is very good. It gives one to one support on CVs and application forms, while also setting up lots of help round exam time. There is also a 'rise up', helping students get into business.

The student union is very nice and modern and they have nice bars and places to get food. There are also some computers and desk spaces.

The nightlife is very good and there are so many places to go. The uni is right in the centre of the city, which means it is so easy to walk into town after lectures and do some shopping.

There is a very wide range of clubs and societies to cater for every need, from sports to cocktail societies. There is a lot of choice.

The course modules are not all beneficial to the subject and is quite theory based, meaning it may not be that useful for when entering the world of work. Some lecturers tend to read from slides or refuse to give back constructive feedback to help students improve.

On my course there is an option to do a placement year, which improves my job prospects hugely. Also, Newcastle is always highly ranked, which helps job prospects.

I stayed in Ricky Road and even though it was old and outdated, the experience was really good and was designed in such a way that it was easy to make friends.

Excellent for sport! But also a great campus in general.

3 clubs inside it, one of the best Unions!

Small market town but has all you need and something for everyone.

Most are good lecturers and very engaging, but of course you get the odd one that no one likes, but that will happen everywhere.

Well regarded as a University by top employers

Varies a lot depending on which halls you go to but mine was great!

Headingley Campus has fantastic facilities but due to the other half of the university being based in the city centre, facilities are more limited and therefore not used as frequently.

For the city campus, i understand that nights are put on for students but they are not well established or recognised as good events to attend when the alternative and more appealing option is to go into the city centre.

The careers office is great and very helpful!

A lot of lecturers are difficult to understand

Could be better or bigger compared to other unis.

Dog eat dog world out there.

the uni facilities are fantastic, the library is the place where you spend most of your time, there's always a spare fast computer and a range of books that the library staff are constantly asking for information ion in what books the students want. The library staff are there to help and are great for referencing help in assignments or getting you to access a journal. The sports facilities are great. There are rugby pitches which are the hub of most Wednesday nights for spectators, a heated outdoor swimming pool and dance fitness studio. Also the area Harper surrounds, the country side has many local facilities to offer from riding to shooting.

Student support is definitely something to really praise Harper Adams for, there is a special team set up that you can take assignments to or CVs to and cover letters and they are there to help. Also with maths if you struggle they really work with you.

The student union Is good, the Wednesday bar night has good themes and open till late. The students union has definitely got something for everyone, if you want quiet time in a pub there's one there or if you want to set up a society that's completely new then the students union is there to support you. They are a friendly team and constantly interested in your opinions.

Harper is situated in the countryside, however it's no less than an hour away from big cities like Birmingham and Manchester..so there are plenty of trips organised to cities. It's definitely Harper's best asset being in the countryside because you get the best of both worlds..it's such a picturesque setting. The town of Newport plays host to the night life which it does really well, you're bund to always be offered a lift home on a night out.

Clubs and Societies are really good, the sports teams are the largest such as hockey and rugby but there are also societies such as dance and Taekwando so it's really varied and if you want to create a club or society the SU really support you through funding and promotion. There definitely is a club or society for everyone, a place to make to network make friends and attend socials.

The courses vary and there is something to suit all areas of interests. It's also worth looking into the short courses Harper offer. My experiences of lecturers so far as they just want to help you they genuinely want to help you to get the best grades and their office door is always open to students who have a question. Your course lecturers take interest in what you do or have done, they are there at a personal level. A lot of courses integrate for example the engineers will be in an business module so it really is varied in the most positive way.

the job prospects are phenomenal ...the university is always forging links with potential businesses for careers. External businesses really look at Harper as a place for future employees.

The accommodation generally is good..it definitely important to see the halls, with anywhere the facilities vary with price but it's definitely an experience sharing bathrooms. The food is brilliant if you are catered and the rooms are modern and all a five minute walk to your lectures and 5 minutes walk from the SU bar.