The Falmouth Comedy MA online program has been incredibly helpful to me in improving my comedy writing and understanding more about the industry. The course leader and tutors have impressive knowledge (currently working in the industry) and are great at offering guidance. Student services were wonderful about helping me adjust a due date after a family emergency. I have a very busy life (full time job, family) but the structure of the course has been flexible enough to fit it in. I look forward to the weekly lectures and enjoy the challenge of the assignments.

The online modules through Canvas are easy to navigate and contain excellent examples of the content we're studying that week. The weekly lectures are engaging and educational. The leader and tutors have been responsive and helpful whenever I have a question.

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It's pretty good. I love my flatmates and I love doing the assignments for my course. Some of the modules I would rather not do, but overall this is a really good place to get me started and propel me further into the arts. I do wish I could have more choice in my modules, even in first year and I am a bit upset that other people from different courses are in my seminar groups because they don't know anything.

They seem pretty good although they might run out of computers as soon as it gets serious.

I haven't spoken to a lecturer much since getting here but it has only been 3 weeks.

It's a bit overwhelming. They seem lovely but I don't massively want to get involved. I can imagine being in loads of societies gets expensive and the cut-off date for those is too soon.

I love Falmouth town but the clubbing scene sucks. But it's great if you love a good pub, pasties or fish and chips.

There is a lot of them and most of them don't seem overly fascinating. Most of it is sports which would be overly ambitious for me to try to join.

Most of it is very interesting but I don't know how I am going to use any of this information yet.

Not really why I'm here, but I do think it would help me find people to work with, publicists and producers.

Good, but expensive.