Honestly? I will be finishing next year and it's been a pretty shoddy experience, both myself and a handful of my friends have nearly dropped out several times due to how neglected the services are, and no one knows how to do their job at the university (they pass the buck like no tomorrow and ignore formal complaints from students a vast majority of the time). There's a reason there was protests, the chancellor is selling the university off to private companies, such as Sussex facilities, that pocket the money for refurbishments for the accommodation (nothing like blood, mold and damp on the walls and dead rodents in the kitchen when you're paying nearly 120 pounds a week for a tiny single room that has furniture rotting in it - but hey don't worry, the campus accommodation is slightly nicer, but you'll pay a good £140 a week for a single room to get something 'decent').
Not to mention they way they treat the international students. They raised the price of their tuition fees after their first year of study from 12k to 16k without warning. A close friend of mine was also told she was getting an en suite room by herself, arrived after a 15 hour flight, only to be put into a shared room with 3 other people living in it already.
Some of the schools are okay, but a lot of the tutors have left due to having their hours and wages cut (the chancellor pocketing the money basically), or not believing in how the services are being sold off. A handful of decent tutors and members of staff have left to protest how they're treated as employees. Some of the schools aren't so good, with the tutors not turning up to classes, and if they do, some don't even know what they're talking about. But then again, it depends on the school. Some are better than others, but after three years, I haven't learnt much.