I'm from America and I moved to Bristol to study at BIMM. It's absolutely great, one of the best choices I've made. I'm studying vocals and can say that if you're a vocalist and you're looking at BIMM, look no further because you won't find a better vocal program, led by anyone better.

After many complaints about a lack of rehearsal space, BIMM has stepped up the game and now have rehearsal rooms for the students and it's fantastic. BIMM also has coffee for students and I greatly appreciate that.

It's great

BIMM always has events going on almost every night of the week. There's always a gig or an open mic night happening. You won't be stuck alone in your room, bored with nothing to do.

There really aren't any clubs or societies at BIMM. There's choir though, that's pretty cool.

The lecturers at BIMM have such astounding amounts of knowledge about the music industry and can provide unbelievable contacts. Keeping in mind that, yes, it IS a school so not every single lecture will be interesting, I find that I come away knowing new things every day.

There aren't any BIMM accommodations specifically for students at BIMM but there are some great places within a 2 minute walk.

Good place to study, lecturers with great experience, really friendly, really enjoyable and great support. Great city life as their is something going on everynight. Great student support as they are friendly, easy to talk to and quick at replying to your messages. The facilities they have to offer is great such as the tutorials, the master classes, the common rooms and more

Great facilities, free practice spaces, common room, tutorial opportunities, masterclasses & more

great student support, friendly staff. Quick at replying to any emails you send them and easy to talk to.

Not much of a student union

Great city life, music is all around and there is some sort of music event going on every night. There is plenty of shops close by and a nice rang of supermarkets too to fit your budget.

There is opportunities to be a part of clubs and societies but you have to go out of town (Bath) to get involved

Courses a good range of topics and can appeal to everyone. Lecturers are friendly people, good teachers and have great experience.

They have the connections to get you into the industry. And they tell you how to get into the industry

Have to find my own accommodation as they do not have student halls. But they are good at pointing you in the right direction on where to live and what student living facilities to go for.