Nice University that makes an effort to improve the student experience. Lecturers value students, and overall makes an effort. The campus is fairly remote, but nice.

High quality teaching, and reasonably challenging. Lecturers make an effort, however more facilities would be nice.

The location is pretty and safe, however it is very remote. You are far from any large shops, and there's a fairly long trek to campus. The accommodation is nice and modern, and better value than most other accommodation. Halls are still very expensive st Exeter in general.

Great location and transport links. Friendly and active student union, with lots of free weekly activities that anyone can join. Lots of career encouragement with a dedicated careers team, and lots of development sessions. Good selection of study spaces and a good amount of free computers. Large library and some cafés. Bus service around uni, and accessible lecture theatres. Clean grounds and buildings, and some small park areas. However, tutorials (2 per term) seem very tacked-on and the tutor doesn't seem very approachable.

Fully in-class course, with reasonably good lecturers, although half the time they instead make postgrads attempt to teach which degrades the experience a lot. Very lacking info about exams/assessments, and not much good feedback - sometimes incorrect or 2+ weeks late. Weekly workshops don't have good student participation and feel very tacked-on, often taught by postgrads who don't even understand the material. Two 1-hour tutorials per term which also feel tacked-on, and the tutor doesn't feel approachable. Feels like it would be easier, cheaper, and more enjoyable just to take the entire course online honestly. There's a large computer lab, however it lacks the software needed for the course - it must be reinstalled from scratch every time you log in, which makes it a bit pointless spending the first half hour of a 1-hour session setting up the computer, especially since everyone else is also doing that making the internet slow to a crawl. Most people just bring their own laptops.