I love this university so much! Everyone is really friendly and approachable so I would advise to get stuck in as much as possible and do as much as you can. You will meet so many new people whilst you try something new and exciting. The halls of residence on campus are awesome. So warm and another great way to make friends, bring a doorstop for your bedroom door that way it will be easier to make friends on your first day.

I was based down on the Penryn Campus and had the best time. I studied Applied Geology which was a great course and it was fantastic being part of Camborne School of Mines. This score reflects the Cornwall Campus and not the main streatham campus (which I cannot comment on)

For being on a really small campus, the facilities are great and

I was based on the cornwall campus and so this is a rating is of the FXU students society not the Guild (who don't really have anything to do with the cornwall campus)

Though Falmouth is a small seaside town - you couldn't any more with the beach on your doorstep and loads of independant coffee shops to explore.

Though the campus is small, there is a growing number of clubs and societies and the students union make is very easy if you want to set up a society!

The lecturers at Camborne School of Mines are astonishing. They are all so helpful and really great at making lectures interesting and interactive. Due to small classes all the academics knew us by name and would always stop for a chat if we ever bumped into one another. The course also has a great percentage of field and practical work which is great - especially when you have the whole of cornwall to explore.

Studying Applied Geology meant I my course had an emphasis on the mining industry. Having to complete a summer industry project was a great way to get some experience and an awesome way to spend the summer!

Lovely accomodation (Double beds/ensuits)- but not much option if you are on a budget - unless you share a room - which isn't great...