My 3 years at UEA were absolutely amazing and have made me the person I am today. I fell in love with Norwich and am still here 2 years later, working at the University promoting it to other students. I would recommend it to anyone.

In my final year my house was very cold so I spent a lot of time on campus in the library and the hive. I could spend 12 hours+ there and be absolutely fine. Since I've left there have been improvement so it could only be better than when I left.

There is lots of support given but it isn't made particularly clear. I wasn't hugely aware of it, but this may be because I didn't need it.

Excellent. The Union Bars are cheap and nice places to be. The LCR is one of my favourite places in the world.

If you're looking for a big city with lots of hustle and bustle then Norwich isn't the one. Norwich has everything you would want from a city, but with a slower pace. People are friendly and I fell in love with it. I haven't left.

I wasn't really one for clubs or societies so can't have much of an opinion, but what I do know is that there is almost a society for everything. They are well run and given lots of help by the union

There was a lot of overlap in the content of my modules - this was good because it meant I could already understand some concepts, but it's a bit dull when you're being taught the same thing for the third time

It took me just over 6 months to start working, but this was partly to do with me not knowing what I wanted to do as I didn't want to go down the path of my degree.

I stayed in en-suite accommodation and it was excellent. The rooms were big enough, the bathrooms were good and the cleaners were lovely. There was lots of help for people that didn't like where they lived as well.

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