The pastoral care is great, we got lots of support in covid times, and other students with learning difficulties got lots of support. For forestry, it is THE place in the UK to study and we have a great number of very excellent lecturers. The clubs and societies are pretty wicked. But the location - I am now in love with North Wales. The mountains and forests of Snowdonia, the beaches on Anglesey, the coastline, it's all awesome.

The lecturers we have for forestry include a number of impressive academics who have been or are currently involved with a wide range of cool research areas. But the vibe is all very friendly and approachable. We do a very varied selection of assignments, rather than e.g. all essays and exams. Some have been quite creative. I think it all applies pretty well to career skills.

St Mary's is fairly new and clean, but it's up a fairly steep hill.

The personal and academic support you receive from staff is outstanding and changes the course of my career prospects. From a child who struggled to get their C grades at school, this university has shaped me into the almost doctor I am today.

My learning and teaching experience has been nothing but fantastic since I started studying here. The school provide a high level of teaching and mentoring support across all mediums (in-person, online etc.)