The university stuff are fantastic in my experience, the help and support is always there. However, assessment feedback usually takes a very long time to get back. Uni facilities are also very good, the library is fantastic though it could be a bit bigger as it can get very busy. But exeter has a fantastic mix of city and country living whilst also having the sea side 20 mis away

Tutor contact time is there if you need it however, personally i don’t talk to my tutors that often but they are fantastically helpful when i do. In terms of work prospects and internships, that is something i have neither looked into or have been told about

My halls were quite expensive. Around 170 a week for a single room with en-suite. But the on campus security would patrol often and come and fix things when needed

The library is open 24/7 which is really nice and there are loads of place to do work so there is always variety however the cafes/shops all close at either 3pm or 8pm and if youre late night studying youre limited to the expensive prices in the vending machines if you want a snack or refreshments.

The lectures sometimes assume that you know certain things and had background knowledge in classics for example so they tend to skip through some content. However, the fact that the lectures are recorded means that if im confused about aspects then i can always cycle through the lectures or contact the lecturer pretty easily

You arent given a toaster,we had to buy that ourselves, the kettle leakes everywhere when you pour from it, the microwave broke really easily and within the first few weeks of being there anf the shower door itself has come off of the hinges and no one seems to want to fix it. The walk to uni itself is about 20 minutes all up hill so you really have to like walking and have to use a lot of effort when going to uni each day.