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“There was an abundance of support services available. Be that academic support through my tutor provided because I was an exchange student, mental health and wellness, support in making friends and meeting new people. There was a bunch of support from professors as well if I needed it. There were also many opportunities for me to get involved, many clubs/societies, socials were held very frequently, galas for each degree concentration, sports teams. If you wanted to join all you needed to do what’s look up on the student life website the date and time meetings were and join. They were always welcoming new members to clubs year-round.” – Full Year 2022/2023, Bachelor of Arts in Law

“I found that I was able to learn and retain a great deal of information. I also was in small class sizes, so I got to make connections with my professors.” – Full Year 2022/2023, Bachelor of Arts in Law

“I stayed off campus in a rental property – it was a semi duplex, I lived with my cousin who was there on a youth visa.” – Full Year 2022/2023, Bachelor of Arts in Law

“I went to the bank of Scotland and made an appointment to set up a bank account. All that they needed was my personally information, my visa, and my Scottish address. Phone accounts I did pay as you go was the easiest option because contracts are 12 months long and I was not there for that long.” – Full Year 2022/2023, Bachelor of Arts in Law

“I suggest that you travel as much as possible while you are there because you never know when you will be back. And travel in Europe is cheap when you are already there. Enjoy it all.” – Full Year 2022/2023, Bachelor of Arts in Law