Lincoln Bishop University

Best aspect is the support, over the past 3 and a half years at bishop Grosseteste university I have never felt more welcome especially when comparing to the experiences of others at other universities. Whether it be academic or mental and social support I feel like I always have someone or some guidance to turn to from every person in the university. I know others do too. I like the career opportunities and how friendly everyone is, students and staff. They really do live up to the standard they set when they say you’re not a number, your a name, an individual. I would recommend this uni to anyone.
Worst aspects may have to be because it is a small uni, in a small city for some it could be seen to lack certain opportunities that bigger cities have however that is why there are a variety of universities for people to choose from. I initially chose to go to BGU for my undergraduate degree because I felt more comfortable in a smaller, more secure campus with a community feel and it certainly has given me that and more, as my confidence has grown.
I think there could be more opportunities for a wider variety of societies as well as there is a high amount of mainly sport and art societies over others as that was never something that I felt I clicked with.
I will say I do really like the connections BGU has with the University of Lincoln and the city they both share. I have made many life long friends through my studies in the university and my student life connecting with the University of Lincoln.

This was in my undergrad degree but I couldn’t have enjoyed my time in halls more. I felt heard when I asked about priorities due to my mental health and there was always a lot of help and support, regarding security, postal services and much more.