Offer at U of Roehampton for Psychology?

(i apologise for the long length however i wanted to give you a proper idea and the formal style; I've got gotten used to talking and writing like that ahah)
Iam a second year psychology student at roey and it is quite good for psychology, if you get your head down and work the lecturers are really friendly however some people would disagree but its a matter of respect to be honest. No matter which university you choose you will always get bad and good lecturers. We have access to a Fmri scanner in part with royal holloway university however it is over there, i have never got mine scanned never understood the hype. However you can get it scanner and get a picture of your brain when you do a study for a third year who is doing they research project or a lecturer's study. Furthermore like i said we can use the MRI scanner for our third year project which is very rare for universities to let undergraduates use it. What most influenced me about roey is the friendly atmosphere and the whitelands campus ( where the psychology department is located) is beautiful; overlooking richmond park. It really is a pleasure to study there. To conclude i would say its a "really good" university. we also have a school disco ( with alcohol) called bop every Friday.

I don't understand what you mean by the class atmosphere however i will address the separate points; firstly i would say its not that good as first year there are a lot of people ( I had 300 in my first year) however some/ most of the lectures are engaging however some are downright boring. Your not gunna get a great lecture every single time. To be honest some people there are not that great however it can vary as you can get people who actually want to learn and people who are just looking for a good time. Iam the former mostly :P. we get fortnightly tutorials and a lab class in second and third years ; that is the close proximity teaching.
If theres anything else you want to know just drop a comment.

That's so helpful, thank you! Is west London around the campus quite safe? - in terms of being able to walk around alone at night or would you have to be pretty street smart?