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Why did you choose ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ï?     

There were actually a few things that drew me to Bangor. Firstly, the Accounting and Finance programme here is really well-respected. I was searching for a programme that would give me a strong foundation in both accounting and finance, and ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ïseemed like a perfect fit.

But it wasn't just academics that drew me in. The location is simply stunning! Being surrounded by Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park is a dream come true for someone who loves the outdoors like me.

Finally, the sense of community at ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ïreally appealed to me. As an international student from Bahrain, I wanted a place where I'd feel welcome and supported. ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ïhas a large international population, and I know there are plenty of resources available to help me adjust to life in the UK.        

What's been the coolest part of your course so far? 

Magnificent Natural Beauty: Bangor, which is close to Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, has stunning scenery at your doorstep. Imagine taking a break to climb across the mountains or explore the breath-taking coastline, or studying for your final exam. Joy to the lovers of nature!

Strong International Community: ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ïhas a sizable number of international students, which contributes to the city's lively and multicultural environment. You'll widen your horizons, meet individuals from all over the world, and maybe even form lifetime friendships.

Emphasis on Practical Learning: A portion of ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ï's degree programmes include job experiences. This is a great method to supplement your academic studies with practical experience, which will increase your employability.

Any advice for A-level students worrying about their results? 

Back in the day, I remember how stressful but how keen I was to know my results. These are the few steps I learnt to take to calm my nerves. 

Be ready for diverse results; look into Clearing; investigate the Clearing system while you hold out hope. This enables you to locate classes with spots open following results day. It can be comforting to have a backup plan. Think about other options: consider alternative choices like as gap years, apprenticeships, or foundation years. There's less pressure when you know what options you have. 

Self-care: eat well, sleep well, and exercise frequently. Stress is better absorbed by a body and mind in good health. To de-stress, try mindfulness activities, meditation, or deep breathing. Engage in stress-relieving activities, hobbies, or quality time with loved ones. 

Keep in mind that there are always possibilities, regardless of the result. It's not the end point of your journey; it's only one step. Take pride in all the effort you have already put in. You've come a long way! If you're feeling stressed out, talk to your loved ones, friends, or a school counsellor. Organise your results day - regardless of the outcome, choose who you'll be with and what you'll do next. Be aware of the method of getting your results — online or in person —and keep your school's or UCAS's contact information close to hand.

Any advice to new students?

Create a study plan that suits your needs and follow it. Make use of the academic skills centre and library at the institution as well as other resources to aid in your education.

Your tutors and lecturers are there to support your academic success. In case you have any doubts, don't hesitate to ask questions in class or during their office hours.

Make use of the specialised resources provided by the Business School, such as financial modelling courses and guest speaker events.

Freshers' Week is filled with social gatherings and activities at most institutions. This is a great opportunity to network, see the campus, and experience college life.

The city is a lovely place with breath-taking surroundings. Use your leisure time to visit the historical monuments and museums in the area, walk along the seashore or explore Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.

ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ïoffers a variety of clubs and societies to suit a wide range of interests. A club can be a terrific place to meet individuals who share your interests and pursue interests outside of the classroom.

Establish a spending plan and monitor your outlays. Learn how to prepare inexpensive meals and take advantage of student discounts.

While college might be a hectic time, remember to take care of your health. Consume wholesome foods, get adequate rest, and work out frequently.

Don't be afraid to ask for support if you're having mental health issues, feeling overburdened, or having difficulty in your academic endeavours. A variety of support services are provided by the institution, such as academic assistance, financial guidance, and counselling.