Wide selection of student led activities on offer throughout the semesters, with a range between the types, locations and times making them so everyone has a chance to attend at least some of them. The experience could be improved by having more activities available on the Ffridd site rather than St Mary's due to a majority of students being housed on the Ffridd site and it is a bit of a trek to the St Mary's site.

Due to it being a professional course the placement is not the best due to its distance and the cost of getting there every day. However the lectures are all interesting whilst remaining relevant to the course, with the lecturers all passionate about what it is they are teaching.

Great location with it being only a 15 minute walk from the main university buildings and also only 5 minutes from the shops. There is also an onsite shop, which is more expensive but is very useful when a quick trip is needed. The wifi is brilliant and fast, I have experienced no issues with it since the start of the year. The presence of onsite security makes it feel very safe too and i have no worries walking around the campus at night.

Amazing. I love being at uni. The people I've met, the things I've learnt, it's all a huge part of my life. And Bangor is the best place to be for that. It's a wonderful place, with an amazing uni.

Aweeeesomeeee, pretty much everything you need, ever. And it alll works!!!

Epic.

They're awful. Single handedly the worst people on this planet. They pretend they do, but have no time for students, they don't care. My time here would have been perfect, if not for these morons and idiots who made it really difficult. I'm so sad that such a wonderful University has such a horrendous Students Union. And there's nothing anyone can do. Anyone with bad experiences with the SU, and complaints or unhappy people are just ignored or squashed, because the SU are so unfluential and "everyone loves them". I'm sure they are trying to do their jobs well, but this is by far not the SU that Bangors students need, or deserve.

City? What city? Haha, I love it really. You have to be the right kind of person to enjoy it here, as in, there's a small party scene, which is enough, because it's mainly quiet. The town is adorable, lovely places to go, market every friday, it's perfect for people who don't like cities.

The actual clubs and societies are good, depending on who they are run by. But there are enough opportunities, and they are all for free which is amazing.

The course is very broad, and so it provides a wide knowledge base. The lecturers are enthusiastic.

A lot, like, they almost shove it down your throat...in a good way!!! There are so many opportunities to figure out your career, or work, or learning skills in workshops. Emails are always being sent around, and the staff are amazing.

Very nice, had all the facilities you could ask for. The shower flooded sometimes but I'm pretty sure that's part of being a student. Everything else was perfect.