The variety and quality of societies at exeter are very high with many many trips and socials. One thing I do not like is how (at least in history) is how there are different people and places for seemingly every lecture which in a total of 400 taking the course makes it harder to know the people you are taking the course with

The different modules are very good and very well taught. However some lecturers speak bad English which makes it hard to understand and the lecturers (for me) have already been changed around a couple of times

The block I am staying in is the cheapest but I was very lucky to get on site non private accommodation in exeter this year as many did not and were forced to go private even though they had a confirmed offer. The block itself is pretty cramped, this makes it hard because out of 11 people the kitchen can only really have 2 to 3 cooking at a time. Furthermore there is no where near enough fridge space as I am currently using a single small shelf even though we have separated it pretty equally. The allocation was all male even though everybody picked mixed but that may have been because not an equal amount applied. The showers are good. The room walls are very soundproof which is very good.

The best aspect is how the lecturers are really nice. The facilites are great and so is the libary making my course much easier. To improve maybe make the lectures a little more interactive as that helps some people learn better

Good hours, lecturers are easy to contact and the content is taught well

The halls arent great, the carpets were dirty when i arrived, the fridges could be a bit bigger. Reception is nice