The overall general experience of living and studying at this univeristy has exceeded my expectations. There have certainly been ups and downs but the university has made swift action and catered for any issues students have.

The library is just wonderful. Most of us call it Hogwarts. Can't get better than a library which students view as magical to work in.

There are various support groups throughout the uni. Major support include Nightline which offer 24/7 support to anyone who phones in.

The Student Union is always trying to encourage us to participate in events and activities and wants to hear the student opinion. Though Bangor is small, I thin this helps are Student Union cater to students more effectively.

If you're used to a bustling city then Bangor isn't the place for you. There are only 3 clubs in all of Bangor, but plenty of pubs to make up for that. The night life usually ends around 2am when everything closes which can be a shame sometimes. However, the pubs and clubs we do have are fantastic and are always coming up with inventive themes and events that are great.

There is a vast range of Societies in Bangor and it is quite achievable to start your own. I suppose my personal negative would be that there are no art societies but as I have said, this has simply encouraged me to apply to start one next term.

The majority of lectures I have had the pleasure of meeting are incredibly intuitive of their students requirements and levels. They're entertaining and incredibly interesting which of course makes the course that much better.

I'm emailed regularly and offered various sessions in which I can improve my job prospects, CV and interview skills. It's incredibly useful as I'm a first year who hasn't many ideas of what to expect from potential job markets and this gives me a helping hand towards better chances.

I applied for a mid-priced en-suite room expecting low grade accomodation as was the impression other universities had given me. But Bangor accomodation is incredible. Couldn't be happier. It's clean, spacious and communal.

I think the only ways to improve Bangor are to have less hills, which isn't the universitys fault but leg day is now out the window. It helps many students went in need and the support system in place with student mentors is incredibly secure and has helped me quite a bit. University life is scary but I felt right at home when I came to Bangor, like a piece of me i never had yet. You can spell my name Brogan with all the letters of Bangor. This place is a part of me. Student life is increasing and is great fun, if only Academi was open again. The facilities is top notch, particularly in Pontio. All the access to technology and the thousands of books on access for every student. The student union are hard working and very much present. The location is right next to Menai bridge and the beach. It's gorgeous, even my walk to my lectures is a sight for sore eyes. When I feel ive had issues ive had brilliant support from my personal tutor and my lecturers. (I broke my foot).

The teachers always got bsack to me, the lectures were cohesive despite many course lecturers and I never lacked for new content and new exploration within the library of Bangor.

Its a beautiful building, i have the best view of a gorgeous well kept courtyard. I think WiFi has been fast and never an issue. Maintenance and security have always been helpful and quick to be of assistance, but I've only had to call them once. I think room allocation is good, a decent amount per flat, there's seven of us in my flat.It is completely value for money, but as a broke uni student I wish it was just a little bit cheaper. But I'm definitely not complaining!