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meat and mayo aren't so good on hot days.

ba-zing. but it's full of sugar (see my original post).

Yes, you should go to an earlier lecture time. Tutorials are a little bit different because they can easily become overcrowded, but there are likely to be extra seats in the lecture room and it won't make any difference to anyone but you.

Is anybody willing to say what their own average is?

^ It is good at home, but I can't take that to uni. It'll get all soggy. I should also say that the only bread I'll eat is wholewheat. White bread makes me even hungrier after an hour.

thanks but I wasn't indirectly asking for advice about my situation

That isn't full of sugar (ie no jam or honey), and that won't make my sandwich disgusting when I take it to uni. All I know so far is ham and cheese.

Were there any freebies at O-week?

I think you need to give it more than a few weeks. When I started my degree it took me the first semester to get into it at all.

What is the real difference that a student would find when moving from a more respected uni to a less respected uni (when studying law)? You can say that the older uni will have better qualified teachers and a bigger library, but what will the student actually notice when it comes to their own...