uni itself is always clean and pleasant to be in; however, there is only one multi-gender bathroom on the entirety of streatham campus, which makes being a trans/nonbinary student difficult as i can only safely use one bathroom on the entirety of campus. the student body can also feel jarring; exeter has a specific kind of “rahhh” culture and it can be alienating for non-privately-educated students. i like attending the uni, and i would recommend it to most people, but it does have its flaws in terms of inclusivity.

some more contact hours would be fantastic. it would also be great if, when modules claim texts are available online via the library, they were actually easily available online via the library.

didn’t feel too safe as it was not monitored by a central hub in the same way birks grange (nearby accommodation) was. however, the wifi was fine, and it was cleaned once a week. when maintenance issues were raised, they were addressed within a few days.

Best: - location/campus - friends - interesting study Could be more organisation and support from my course.

more blended learning (online/in person) - not much contact time, should be more.

the location is the best thing! but too expensive