It's a truly great university, from learning to student life. I also did my undergraduate degree at Bangor University and had the best three years living there. However, as a postgrad I now commute to the university, and this is often difficult due to parking. Also, maintaining a social life is often difficult and the support offered with this is something that could be improved.

I do not attend any lectures because I am a research student, but the academic support by my supervisors and the wider school is brilliant. Constantly working independently and relying on my self-set timetable is sometimes difficult, but my supervisors provide great support to help with this

The location was perfect as it was in a university village and close to the university and locations for socialising. My only complaint would be that the lift often broke, which was inconvenient

The financial, academic, professional and emotional support that the University provides is second-to-none. Since starting in September I have been able to go from an uneducated and unenthusiastic wage slave to an articulate and intuitive student of Environmental Science. I wake up everyday looking forward to my lectures and excelling in my assignments thanks to all of the team at Bangor from the Professors to the maintenance staff. The only drawback that I have found thus far is the night life is not quite as bright and exciting as in other cities. However if you are more naturally inclined, Snowdonia National Park is just a short drive/bus ride down the road. All in all, I am thoroughly glad I made the choice to study at Bangor.

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