So far DD is enjoying the kind of university experience that she should have done over the last two years. Lectures are F2F, the walk to the medical school every day is doing her good, she and her friends sit and work in the common room between lectures (or she sleeps - she is struggling very much with her CFS, and often sleeps through lectures), she is going out, going to parties, having parties etc.
Her course director is putting on an extra week of labs next term because last year's cohort are apparently finding it more difficult to get work in their field due to lack of lab work experience because of covid.
She is having several lectures a day right now. The only drawback is when she is having a bad fatigue day she has to wait a couple of days for the lectures to be put online, and the worry is that she will fall behind. She makes up for it on good days, and stayed awake through three lectures yesterday and worked through two more recorded lectures.
IMO degree courses with very few lectures and tutorials might as well be OU courses because DD says that F2F teaching is so much better than online. Everyone is more engaged and motivated. Walking to and from lectures with friends has also strengthened friendships, and DD sees friends on her course as often as the friends she shares/has shared living accommodation with.