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The societies are amazing and the people are very welcoming and accommodating. There really is a place for everyone to thrive in and for everyone to pursue something they enjoy.
Its good people and nice area
The library is a great space with lots of online resources and printers. The laundrettes are mostly efficient and clean but are out of order sometimes but that is somewhat expected with the large amount of use. I heard that last year the student bar wates house used to be open on weekends. It’s a shame that it isn’t anymore because as a student that has a timetable full into the evening during the week it would be nice to have the option to do something on campus on the weekend. Campus feels like a ghost town on the weekend. I think the campus is lovely and I enjoy walking around here with the views from the hills and the greenery.
It’s very safe and welcoming with a good community
Low crime high agency people.
The university is right next to much of the accommodation and the high street which makes it an extremely convenient place to study as everything is nearby. The university could provide adobe and marmoset toolbag licenses that could be used outside of the university or open the campus on extra days/more hours each day.
Campus is beautiful although very hilly! Lots of support from teaching staff and I’ve never felt uncomfortable in a seminar, always easy to approach as well as passionate about their subjects. However Exeter is a small city and the nightlife is there but is limited and therefore always ticketed too.
Best aspects are the social activities, clubs and societies. The worst aspect would have to be its location, being in a small city.
The University of Surrey is a great place to study due to its inclusive community, excellent facilities, and strong employability focus, but it could improve by offering more affordable housing and enhanced mental health support.
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