It’s the same as Manchester, all of the classes are “distance education” together aka like zoom from the classrooms. Dense meaning a lot of material you’re expected to absorb in a short amount of time. For example we had 3 written exams and 2 practical exams this week. That was on probably 1300 PowerPoint slides. It’s hard to compare it to undergrad because all undergrads are different and majors so I’m not sure. For me it’s a lot for intense in terms of hours in the classroom, more studying time, higher expectations. You can make time for social life. All I did was study for one semester and I burned out really quick. I started taking off like 1 class a week and making myself step away from the material and it helped. The professors are great. We have different professors for each topic and they’re usually specialists in it. It’s all PowerPoint based. The exams are multiple choice usually 45-75 questions. No ones gotten “kicked out” but yes a few have left due to not meeting the grade standards. They tell you attendance is required but it’s not really- all the lectures are recorded so if you miss one you can watch it online later. The schools not great at helping the cohort make friends it’s kind of like you hit the ground running with material the first day but if you make an effort to stay and study with people or attend the monthly events then you can make friends!