So far I've actually really enjoyed third year. Some of the best things generally were the study trips (specifically Trieste & Venice - a week of food and wine and relaxation), the studio culture & having a nice big group of friends within the course (rare on other courses), reading/learning about interesting stuff from vaguely related subjects, the highs of when you feel you've achieved something good, late night wine and table tennis games , errr.... generally, i've enjoyed it and my worst enemy has definitely been myself (my lack of belief in the value of what I come up with). The course itself is ridiculous in terms of stress, emotional rollercoasters etcetc BUT I still think it can be enjoyable.