The workload has proven to be a big adjustment from secondary school, meaning the discipline aspect of work will either make or break you. To combat getting into a rut with work piling on top of itself, the study spaces on and off campus have proven to be incredibly useful. There are many library spaces around the Streatham campus, from single desks to rooms for group work, plenty of cafés to fuel the revision and £2 meals in Devonshire house to help sustain the energy students need between lectures. Exeter has proven to be a vibrant, positive work environment, though there could be potential need for more bookable study rooms within the forum, especially with growing student population and less success in accessing a study space.

I appreciate the hours of contact time as I prefer to be taught in person over online work, though if you need resources online, ele has most of the information needed in recordings of the lecture sessions. These recordings could be improved though as sometimes the microphones are very quiet / muffled

Birks is a great location, with a marketplace and close to spoons for a flat trip. The only downside is the up-hill walk!

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