University of Hertfordshire

Many activities to do and the nights out were so much fun. Freshers fair was good because you could meet people and join different societies. There was also activities for commuting students to meet each other. There was a good lineup of celebrities as well. I stayed in college lane which was brand new accommodation at the time. It was quite spacious with good storage and a double bed. The kitchen had enough fridge space and freezer space as well as integrated appliances that were easy to use. Each person got their own cupboard for storing their food and there was a tv in the kitchen. Easily accessible especially to those on campus. There's is good parking on campus as well for those commuting. The library was open 24/7 which was very useful when there were deadlines and during exams. The library had a lot of seating and computers as well as Mac suites and meeting rooms. The classrooms had lots of space and speakers so it was easy to hear the lecturers. The course was really good. Allowed us to learn through lectures and apply our knowledge through workshops and dispensing sessions. The lecturers were very friendly and easily approachable for any questions we had. They also provided good support during exams. The lectures were posted online so we could refer to the slides and they were recorded to so we could listen to it later as well. The university is in Hatfield. This is 25 mins from London on a direct train from Hatfield Station. So it was easy to get to London (kings cross) and go out at night and during the day to various places. The uni is very close to the station and there is a bus that goes there which is £1 for students so it was affordable. There's also an asda in Hatfield for weekly shopping as well as an Aldi.