So far my university experience has been very good, I feel like km getting the most out of university and I'm having a great time. The is because of the good university facilities but mostly because of the people I'm with.

The facilities are very good at the university especially the library and campus bars.

The support from the uni is very good although often office hours for seminar tutors are very limited.

I don't think the students union is that good, I don't get involved because it is not very active so there isn't much opportunity to?

The city life is fairly poor at Lancaster as it is a small city with very little to do.

There is a wide range of clubs and societies which are very active.

The lectures are recorded which is good if you miss any of them. However, the lectures have a lot of students in them each so there is not a lot of individual focus.

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There are many options for jobs on campus through the university which makes it easy to gain work experience. There are also careers fairs to expose students to potential employers.

The accommodation is okay, however the kitchen is quite old and small and there is not much room in the cupboards or fridge.

I love Lancaster University. I am in my 4th year and I still love LU passionately and will only apply for PhDs in Lancaster. I wouldn't take back my experience here for anything.

I think they're really good. I spend a lot of time on campus and I am not left wanting. My only improvement would be for the gym showers to have doors instead of curtains in communal areas but there is elsewhere to shower, I'm just lazy after a workout

Academic tutors and feedback varies from staff member to staff member. Some are exceptional and others don't seem to have the time for you. The personal side is very good. I had to use the counselling service for help through a very unfortunate time and they were exceptional. I can't even express how much they helped me and how grateful I am though I wish that I could. They are the reason that support is 5 stars overall

I think they are excellent and I get involved a lot! They are very innovative and receptive. They seem to genuinely care and constantly work to improve our lives. I don't think they get enough recognition for all that they do

I really like though some people think there is not enough to do. I am from a small town though so I think there's plenty. I am always out in the city doing things with different people. There's a lovely community feel because it is such a small city

Soooo good. I have been part of 7 societies, exec positions for 2. Most of them were things I had never done before and now I love them. They have given me great opportunities and wonderful friends

I love the variety of topics I can study, it has given me so many different skills and understandings. I am much more adaptable now and have such a broad and in depth knowledge of topics. What I like least is when a module grade is entirely determined by one piece of coursework. I guess this does not happen much but it is incredibly stressful when it does.

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They are constantly putting on events and reminding us of the help and opportunities available. I have taken advantage of many of them including work placements and career talks. Yesterday, I went to the careers centre to get help with a PhD application and today I got an email about science and technology internships they offer, I am going to start the application for one tomorrow.