I think Falmouth is a great place to study for a lot of art related courses, with overall attentive lecturers and engaging modules. However, since the campus for Game art students is in Penryn, you'll have to get the bus to campus for every lesson which can be quite hard and could drain your wallet quickly. It's especially bad when lectures are early, having to get up a couple hours before throws off my natural sleep schedule and has made me more prone to being sick (which then results in me missing important classes) The campuses are beautiful, though, with lots of green space on both the Falmouth campus and Penryn campus.

The course is engaging and fun, and the lecturers do seem to be trying their best to juggle such large classes as there are a lot of game art students. The programs they have available work well on the premises, though despite the student discounts they offer I am entirely unable to get them at home on my laptop. This has set me a bit behind, something I am attempting to rectify with the support of my tutors.

Tuke House was the cheapest of the options and during my time there it really showed. It's right next to the bus stop and Iceland which was pretty useful, and the room I had was larger than my flatmates. It was just up several flights of stairs, at the very top of the building, which was not easy for me to get to as someone with slight mobility issues. The washing machines are also at the bottom of the building by the reception, so I'd often spend days where I'm off just focussing on getting the washing done as that was all I could devote my energy to. I've heard rumours of rats- though I've never seen any myself, and it can be quite loud there, even if you request a quiet room. Lots of loud music in the middle of the night-- one time I heard Bagpipes ?

Really good uni

Everyone is very helpful and useful and makes sure we know where everything is

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