It is a great thing at UEA when the health and well-being of students is of great concern. There are many surveys given to students so that UEA can understand the situation of their health and student life. This school is great with the library open 24/7 including holidays and Sundays. However, for students studying Master of Business Administration, I find the program quite academic and not very practical. We had to do a lot of essays and were forced to apply many different theories, even we were introduced to theories from 19xx, I mean it was a long time ago.

For me, the three-year study experience in UEA makes me unforgettable about this school and city. UEA responded quickly during the pandemic, helping staff and students to do a good job of prevention and publicity. But I think the downside is that there are very few merchants working with UEA. Currently, I am going to Southampton University. As a new student, I found that the University of Southampton has a lot of links and publicity. These promotions and links can help freshmen adapt to the current life more quickly. For example, Unikitout is used to help students buy regular supplies for bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms.

I think it’s a good uni, nice buildings, facilities and bar, plenty of societies and sports to choose from as well. I do wish the uni was more punctual on emails or calls when there are matters of urgency and needed assistance, I don’t trust that my problems will be resolved quickly if I contact the uni. I also wish that we could be made aware of what times cleaners are coming as they just appear whenever which is quite inconvenient.