Where do the graduates go? What networks within the profession are staff plugged into?
Personally, I think there are way better choices in the north west (if it's a regional thing for choosing Liverpool). Have a look at the Manchester Metropolitan course.
But part of the problem is that any university/HE/FE acting course offers a dream that is rarely realised. So if your DD auditions for some of the top conservatoires (LIPA, LAMDA, RADA, CSSD, Royal Conservatoire Scotland, Royal Welsh College, Guildhall, East 15), and doesn't get in, then she should be looking for an Acting degree programme that offers a really robust general liberal arts education as well.
That mans that there is a solid bedrock of higher level humanities critical thinking skills & knowledge, to underpin the specific skills and knowledge of the actor training part of the degree.
There's nothing wrong with doing a BA in Acting at one of the lesser non-conservatoire places, unless you do it with just the idea that you're going to make it as an actor. Only a minority of graduates actually make it from any acting course, and so you need to go into eyes open.
It's particularly the case for moderately or even highly talented young 18 year old girls ... There are thousands of them aspiring to act. Personally, I see it as a way of being seen and being heard as creative individuals - countering the general misogyny in which young girls have to exist nowadays. But there are other ways of achieving this ...