It would be nice to have a club in the student' union, and I would expect a top university to have a 25m+ indoor pool on their main campus. However, by and large Streatham Ca,mpus is lovely, being very green and proving a range of facilities

I don't see much of my tutor, although he is always happy to help. All my professors and lecturers teach in an engaging manner, sharing their enthusiasm for their subject and areas of interest. It is nice to sometimes be lectured by PhD stduents who have particular knowledge on certain subjects, but I wouldn't want them to be too involved in the teaching of a module as they are not qualified/experts. One module I took was dangerously close to this line but ultimately was okay, especially since the module convenor (an actual professor) was always happy to answer questions whether after lectures, over email, or in office hours.

East Park was very modern and clean, with a great reception team. There was an occuring issue with my room which I once had to fix myself because maintenance never turned up, and there was limited worktop space in the kitchen shared between eight people. There also weren't enough laundry rooms, with near-constant queues between 11:00 and 21:00, and there was almost always at least one washer or dryer out of order in each room.

Exeter is a fantastic university. Due to its slight lack of a clubbing scene it won't be for everyone, but in terms of the quality of teaching, I don't believe it can be beaten. All teachers are always prepared to go that extra mile, giving extra private classes when necessary to ensure every student reaches their potential.

Unbeatable quality of lecturers. So dedicated to their students' development.