• I was also actively involved in the Indian Society on campus, which was a great way to stay connected with my cultural roots.
• Being part of the Indian Society not only helped me feel at home but also allowed me to introduce my culture to others, creating a diverse and inclusive environment on campus.
   

• I stayed in private student accommodation, which was a great experience.
• I had an ensuite room, and the facilities were well-maintained and comfortable. The cost was around £9,000 per year, which I found reasonable given the quality of the accommodation and the convenience it offered. It provided a good balance of privacy and access to communal spaces, making it ideal for my student life.
• My campus was 15 mins walking distance.

The campus is beautiful, the waterfront has a pedal boating campus, Starbucks, a gym and many more, Uni has a big library and is close to Chester cathedral where we have our graduation ceremony.

University has its own campus accommodation but I took private accommodation, a two bed fully furnished flat for 750£ in Liverpool as it was close to Chester.

The library is accessible 24/7. There are staff who help you with your research. You can book appointments with them and sort out your queries. There are football, and basketball teams as well. Gym and swimming are available at very reasonable prices.

Cost is 600 GBP per month for accommodation approximately.

No I don't live in campus

This was one of the two university in UK that delivered my desired course and the module in this university matched my interest. Also this university is located in a quite small town which was ideally my location of choice.

I liked the look of it and it is good for Psychology. It is one of the best in the country for this degree. It is also BPS accredited which was an important factor. I like Chester as a city because it is small but big enough.