Great time. I will miss it. It made me realise that I can work very hard and allowed me to learn my limits. The friends I have made are amazing and I had so many good nights here! I have made the best out of my time here. Would highly recommend!!

In general it is varied amongst school. With the £1B pounds development it is looking amazing. Currently some schools are not ahead of their time! There is some work to be done, but the efforts of the university can be seen a lot.

The academic support is good, where many lecturers offer open office hours ad reply to emails very fast. There is support centre organised by the school too regarding the academia. Mental health is not looking too good at the School of Engineering. Too few talks are done and no issues are spoken about. Some have not seen their advisor at all. There is no point of confidential advice at this School. The University tries to put efforts in with the Night-line and counsellors. Often people do not wish to directly speak to anyone, at such case there is no option for them. Additionally counsellors are overbooked and there is very little chance of getting an appointment at all.

No other Uni has 2 student unions, so where to even start! Good student representation in both, even both have different culture and vibes, both are good and attract a lot of people. The facilities are good and there are plenty of options to pick from - could say even doubled!

University has a perfect location. Surrounded by amazing green spaces and great restaurants and bars at good prices. Shops are at sensible distance too!

Very good variety of societies for sports and socials. Everyone will find something that excites them from sports, through academic, up to even crafts societies!

Most: - Passionate lecturers - Industry skills taught very well - One of very few Civil Engineering courses to teach so many types of software AND coding within its structure Least: -Very busy towards the end of the course - Highly focused on Structural Engineering

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Careers department seems to be shrinking in size for the general university crowd, as it is directed to schools who offer tailored advice to the discipline. Engineering offer a very good careers service, with plenty of talks and CV checks too. Work placements are advertised often and there are plenty of talks and Q&A sessions that are open to students.

Cost of accommodation is reasonable comparing to other cities. You get to live often in Victorian houses, though they tend to get a bit cold. The safety is very high and everyone is very friendly and helpful! Location of housing is scattered around Glasgow, but also very close to campus.

The food in Learning Hub could be improved.

Courses are perfect but hard.

James Watt Building is very big. But the lift doesn't work.