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Hey couple quick questions.

1) In standard halls which are not en suite, do we bring our own toilet rolls or are they provided?
2) How much is the printing credits etc? is it more efficient to bring your own printer

Thanks

Hey couple quick questions.

1) In standard halls which are not en suite, do we bring our own toilet rolls or are they provided?
2) How much is the printing credits etc? is it more efficient to bring your own printer

Thanks

The payment plan we have to set up to pay for the hall fees, do we do it now or after we get our maintenance loans in? Is it possible to set it up during the start of uni?

Does anyone know if the ffriddoedd rooms have mirrors in the bathrooms?

Yes, they do

I hope I'm not a bother, but I have another two questions to ask.

-We provide our own coat hangers and iron, right?

Not sure if this is the right place to ask but..
I'm sure that bangor is the uni I want to attend but I'm very worried that they won't accept me. What are they like for offering places? I'm applying for biology and I'm hoping to get BBC/CBC in bio/enviro studies/ICT I'll also have an EPQ in biology, hopefully a B in gen studies and AQA bacc.

Thanks

You might get more answers on a different thread, maybe start your own. You can find the requirements either on UCAS or the Bangor website. Some people I know got in despite missing their offer.

I've spoke to the admissions lady at the open day and she told me that they will take students onto the biology course with a C in biology if they do another science which I do. Do you know whether courses fully fill up? Also, gonna ask a few questions here...when did you get your offer after you applied? Which accommodation is the best and why? Do they have a range of clothes shops there? They say the cost of living is very low whilst at uni at bangor, is it true?

Usually they are relatively full but may STILL go into clearing as some students go through adjustment or do not attend university and decide that it is the wrong choice for them.

I got my offer around January and I sent my application mid November. May have been December...
New accommodation on Ffriddoedd site.
The shops are orientated towards students: new look, topshop/topman, h&m... No Primark though...
Yes, relatively cheap, that said I can't really compare it to anywhere else as at home my parents pay. Rent is cheap, and I am happy with the cost of living.

Sweet there's a H&M :P Do you think I should apply now? I have everything done for my UCAS form but not sure whether to hold back. What's the student support like and do you enjoy going there? Thanks for answering all of these btw

Apply when you can if you want to come here. I applied as soon as my application was done and I applied to two courses.

The student support is AMAZING. I cannot fault it. When I first arrived I was very homesick and had anxiety. The peerguides as well as the admissions staff really helped with my issues. In addition to that each student has a personal tutor who you can talk about personal as well as academic problems. Something happened over Christmas for me, I told my tutor and she was concerned that it would affect my work and so helped me put in a special circumstances form so those assessing me were aware of my troubles. I genuinely believe that no other university provides such excellent student support.

Hey Whats the nightlife like in bangor? Obvz it's a small city so heard it's not that good? Looking for an honest student opinion