There is a high level of tutor/one to one involvement. The Arts department is committed to including neuro diverse students and being trauma-informed. It is a very creative/individualised course. There's a bit of a divide between the Arts building Regent St and main campus. I have been to the main campus a few times. The SU bar (although closes early) and cafeteria have good facilities. I love the study pods in the garden. Linking the main campus and Arts building more, could leadto more opportunities. There's a small kitchen surface in Regent St for students - the addition of a sink would be helpful.

Our course content/teaching and self development focus is very good. We have had an Entrepenerial talk and info about related workshops which is helpful. I would like more career guidance and placement direction and have been told this will occur in my second year.

Wrexham is a short commuting distance by train from where I live. It is a small town surrounded by lovely countryside (Errdigg National Trust Hall and Country park is nearby) and it has a Victorian Park. It has many (cheap) charity shops and some great coffee shops/cafes. The burgeoning football ground have close links (in proximity as well) with the University. There is a rich Industrial heritage, art galleries and community spirit/activities. I have not been around Wrexham at night very often so don't know about the safety element although I wouldn't want to be on my own.

My university experience so far has been great. Throughout the first term there were lots of academic and personal tutorials offered to check that you were set tingling in well and were happy with the course structure. I also feel that the lessons are well organised and usually stick to the timetable.

The course is taught well and although most sessions are normally in class the lecturers make it easy to access the course materials and lessons online if you can't make the lesson or are unwell.