The best part is the small community here, within a few weeks you get to know everyone here from students, academics to even locals due to the size of the city

Course content is actually great, by third year you’re already tackling practical advanced modules that you can immediately apply into work. Not just coming from me but also what I hear from most of my friends who recently graduated last year & work in accounting

Bangor really provides high quality teaching at affordable tuition fees. Bangor has so many resources to help students study and really provide a nice and comfortable environment for both studying and living experience. The walking up and down the hill to classes takes up a lot of time each day. If bangor could provide more studying space near accommodation, that would be great. This way, when we have many assigments and classes and we feel dorms are not quiet for study, we can save a lot of time going to the nearest place and focus on study

Best aspects are lecturers provide adequate materials to make sure we have better learning experience and we have time to actually interact with lecturers during workshop. Worst aspects are in the first semester, I feel like I have more classes than I have time to digest at the beginning while still struggling to adapt to the food, weather and everything here at Bangor.

What I like most about my halls is it's provided with private bathroom and at an affordable price. What I like the least about my halls is the communal area downstairs are really loud and noisy and sometimes even till midnight