Let's not forget that the school has completely changed its administration/leadership 3 times in the last two years, as well as moving it's UK and US offices 3 times in conjunction with the new administrations (and each time the UK facilities have moved it has been into a smaller and more rundown building than the previous one).

Also that its first administration went into legal receivership and some students are still having trouble getting records because the current st. chris administration doesnt want to take responsibility. As well as the facts that all basic science labs (histo, neuro, etc) are done in conjunction with a 4 year college in the UK now and not at a proper medical college such as was done before and there is absolutely no clinical experience during the basic sciences now so students will be throughly unprepared for clerkships