The university of Exeter is a very welcoming place. There are many great facilities and the support from lecturers is helpful. However, an improvement could be more involvement with student societies. Certain societies don't try hard enough with socials, and stash, and that could be improved.

We have in-class lectures but they are recorded which is good if we want to go back and review the content. The course hours are good and lecturers are always open to have 1:1 meetings.

The university halls I stayed in were a good value for money. The facilities like the laundry building was nearby and easily accessible. Reception was always friendly. The only flaw would be the occasional silverfish sighting.

Nice buildings and places to study and lots of stuff in town (coming from a village), can have ILPs which give you special exam arrangements/extra time. Tried to get to mental health help 3 times but the drop in was too busy.

Not that much contact with tutor (no small group learning) and not that many exams/essays in first year.

Really nice bathrooms, lot of brick walls though. Feels quite homely, really close to shop and main campus. Bit expensive for what it is