It has amazing facilities for recording and rehearsing and is open all year round through summer and holidays if you want to work on anything for yourself or for the courses. It has two studios, lots of mac suites with access to logic pro and production software. It has an amazing community of people and everyone gets along with everyone including the staff who are great to talk to. Staff all have a wide range of experience in the music industry and can give valuable advice and support with your studies and futures outside of ACM. They help with opportunities and live performances and are always happy to help with mental health and well being if you are struggling with their wellbeing team!

The vocals course is very fun and immersive with some theory as every uni does. However, it puts you in similar situations to the outside world in the industry. For example, collaboration modules where you have to work on projects to a deadline and ensemble work and also solo work. Every week we also have one to one tutorials with a tutor of your specialism. This can be used however you like whether its written work, help with vocal technique or practice for assessments!

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The pandemic has definitely hindered the experience, and having online classes for such a physical subject has been a disappointment. However; the uni are still providing access to their facilities. I still think it is over priced to pay £9,000+ a year, like it is for all unis.

Specific tutors can often be extremely helpful with your course subject and personal projects.

Although the universities organisation is not to the highest standard, especially through the pandemic, the uni has a unique network of teachers and students that allow students to progress in their career whilst studying and even after they graduate. Unfortunately, online classes have not been very well organised and often timetables have been delayed.

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