The campus is absolutely beautiful, with lovely green spaces and impressive buildings that really create a great atmosphere for studying and hanging out with friends. The facilities are great, too. Plus, the student life here is vibrant, with tons of clubs and events that make it easy to meet people and get involved. However, there are some challenges. Financial support for students from working-class backgrounds can be quite limited, which can lead to stress and make it harder to fully participate in everything the university has to offer. Living in Exeter can also be pricey, with high rents and general costs adding to the financial burden. Overall, it’s a mixed bag, but I’ve definitely enjoyed my time at Exeter!

The teaching is generally excellent, with passionate lecturers. Most classes are taught in-person. There are plenty of opportunities to connect with lecturers, which is a big plus. The schedule varies, but you can expect a few sessions almost every day. However, the fast pace often means that concepts aren’t explained in enough depth, which can lead to confusion at times.

Great location—right in the city centre, which makes it super convenient for accessing shops, cafes, and nightlife. It's about a 25-minute walk to the main campus, so while it's a bit of a trek, it's manageable. The property management is generally okay, but cleaning is completely up to the residents. On the downside, while the Wi-Fi is usually good, there are occasional disruptions that can be frustrating. Safety is decent, but you do have to deal with the noise from the street, especially at night.

Has am amazing social life and a good career team. Exeter as a city doesn't have much going on

Helpful professors and easy access to resources

My hall is clean and spacious... the walk up cardiac hill is annoying