I don't want it to end, I've had such a good time. I would recommend Bangor to anyone, and I wouldn't change any of it. For future students I would tell them to follow your heart, and pick the university you feel most comfortable in when you go for an open day. Don't just base your decision on league tables and where has the 'best reputation'

Very good

My personal tutor couldn't do more for me. The staff at Bangor are really caring and do everything they can for students to have a positive university experience.

The SU do a really good job at representing all student's voices. They are very accessible and encourage people to get involved with their work.

Yes. Everywhere in Bangor is walking distance.

All sports and societies are free, which gives you loads of opportunities to get involved in whatever you like. There is literally a club for everything, and if you can't find one you like, they support you in creating your own!

My lecturers are all experienced and willing to help and support me in any way they can. They're passionate about the subject and inspire me to be a great teacher too.

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Skills and Employability service have loads of free workshops you can attend, You can also book 1:1 appointments with a careers advisor.

My accommodation is amazing. It's really affordable but high quality, and the team that work there have really good customer service skills. My building is clean and spacious. You get really good value for money in Bangor with it being a small town. There is loads of choice for accommodation at a range of prices.

i love the area and the diversity of extra things to do (clubs and societies) the lectures are really interesting and the facilities are great some of the student support needs work especially for matters involving mental health and other specific challenges some students face

some lectures being online can be a challege but i think the uni is handling it very well as a whole, the work is manageable for me but i know things will be more intense in my second year however i feel like the support is there for anything im struggling with or want to talk about i would like some talks on career prospects specific to my course however i expect thats something thats included later on in my degree