It is a beautiful campus and enjoyable to walk around and live on. It is more difficult to get accommodation in town post first year. The societies are fantastic at this University and they run great events but there are limited venues in town so it is similar week on week. There are lots of job opportunities at the University. I really enjoyed my course, I had fun. There are services there for support if you need them, you just may have to wait. I was a volunteer mentor and helped students as a result of this.

Buildings for drama are fantastic, spacious studios overlooking the valley and optional spaces for rehearsal. Tutor contact time has been great but you need to book in with them in advance, personal tutors check in termly. Teachers seem passionate about the subject but don't always adhere to individual learning plans and accessability but there are improvements being made in this area. I enjoyed the options of getting to pick my modules and the creative writing side of English worked better for me than books.

It is very very expensive for what it is, more expensive than living off campus today. The rooms are small but get the job done. The kitchen is fantastic and spacious. You feel safe and can report faults and have them quickly resolved.

Exeter has a stunning campus in a lovely small city and it is only half an hour on the train to the beach so living here is great. Everything is walking distance so the only downside is the hills you have to walk up to get around the campus.

We have good contact hours for a humanities subject with lots of hours of studio practice. This is exciting though can be exhausting. The course content is really interesting and after first year there is lots of choice to direct your degree towards what you want to do. The drama facilities are great. We have two buildings with lighting rigs and sound equipment, recording studios, and costume and prop stores. Finally, the tutors are lovely and very experienced and knowledgeable with many still practicing outside of the uni.

Lovely small city with a stunning cathedral and quay and only half an hour train journey to the beach. Lots of nice cafes and a range of shops and supermarkets. Good trains but buses are not very frequent. Very walkable city though. Not a very diverse city and quite expensive. Feels very safe even when walking at night.

Good value for money with 16 good quality meals included each week. Working toilets and showers, cleaned regularly by a lovely cleaner. Only a small kitchenette with kettle, microwave, toaster for lunches and snacks. Comfortable, spacious rooms with desk and mini fridge. Comfortable common room and beautiful exterior, lovely to sit outside on the benches or the grass in the summer. Ping pong tables and tennis courts were outside as well.