The best things about Psychology and Criminology:

"I do not love my course, what I like best about it is I find most the units in psychology interesting and there are a few good lectures. I like that I'm not in all day and have at least one day off during the week. "
Bryony, at The Manchester Metropolitan University - Read more

"I was told in my first Psychology lecture that if I completed my degree and came out confused, I had done what the programme had intended. To come out of a Psychology degree and understand everything, means that you have failed to open your mind to other aspects. This is the part of the course that I like the most, learning to have an open mind about new ideas, whilst investigating the reliability of both the new and old theories."
Hannah, at University of Lincoln - Read more

The worst things about Psychology and Criminology:

" The unit called "Mind and Brain" simply because I felt it was too Biological for my liking. Although still passing the unit, I felt that this was my weakest area and had to work harder at what I didn't like. The other modules of the degree stimulated me, and no bad lecturers were given."
Hannah, at University of Lincoln - Read more

"Well... I don't like the fact we do not have seminars in psychology as we are paying so much money, yet sometimes I come out of the lectures very confused. Some of the lectures are very dull, and I don't think they like what they are doing as they show no enthusiasm when teaching. The lectures hall are very big and it is a popular course, yet talking can be an issue, alright I dont mind a bit but it can get ridiculous. "
Bryony, at The Manchester Metropolitan University - Read more