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Marjon is brilliant. I get on well with my lecturers and they find time to help me outside of my lectures. The social side to uni is always buzzing so it's easy to unwind from the stresses of studying. The SU are always on hand to help with any worries and problems too. Marjon have over 900of their graduates earning jobs in their industries which is a phenomenal ratio. Eye candy isn't anything to brag about but that's not what I came here for.

Marjon is great for the sport enthusiast. It has plenty of sports club and societies to join and make friends with and it's sports facilities are fantastic. The feel around the university is a very close knitted community with the Student Union winning all sorts of awards for their hard work but I still feel it lacks a lot. Despite the close community, students still feel neglected and their way of processing things lacks bot popularity

I'm not very pleased with the uni to be honest. The lecturers don't know what they are talking about and I've seen better unis.

I would recommend this uni because it's such a large unit now we've collaborated. The city life is great and you make friends quickly.

I believe Exeter is a great university to study at as it provides students with amazing facilities, solid courses and trustworthy and reliable degrees recognised and valued by employers. The university is organised in such a way that you can meet a lot of people and gain a very diverse international experience. It's worth mentioning the recent rise of Exeter in university ratings due to heavy investments. Probably the city itself cannot offer as much, but it is well compensated by student societies and events ran by the university. In addition, the city is very safe which is a huge concern for parents sending their children for studies.

I've been here for 8 weeks and before that i remember going on to this website and reading as many reviews that i could get my hands on. All I can say to you guys is that Uni has been everything i wanted it to be I've fit in, even in my strangeness has been appreciated. I love my flat mates and UEA is an incredible place from the dress up parties on Tuesday to the A list on Saturday the LCR has everything you could need.

Birmingham wasn't my first choice but now I am here, oh wow it is amazing, the lecturers are very supportive and so are students, amazing experience

I love my course - the lecturers for the English language department are incredible. I combined with Media Studies for a term and would not recommend it. A lot of the students doing Media Studies as a combined degree in first year dropped it. Overall, the facilities are great and if you're motivated and just want to learn - Winchester is great.The nightlife, in my opinion, is awful. There are 2 clubs in town which play the same chart music slightly remixed, so if you're a fan of anything other than chart/pop music don't get your hopes up. The student union does offer 1 or 2 alternative nights, and a pub/club called The Railway is really fun but it's not hugely popular. The masses want the pop music so that's what most of the nights include. The only alternative night that is a bit popular is 'Detention' which is kind of pop indie/rock. There are lots of pubs and restaurants, but these are pretty expensive (actually pretty much everything is expensive here, I think it's nearly at London pricing). Basically, if you're looking for a wild time here, you will not get it. That also means, in my experience, that most of the actual students aren't wild. At all. Also they are incredibly cliquey, so make good friends in the first year - it's likely you'll be stuck with them.Having said that, if you are fairly well off and aren't big on partying you would probably enjoy it here. It's only an hour from London (and £30) and is beautiful.

Really great university ! Everything for your studying, 24/7 library, modern facilities, great collection of books, very friendly teachers and a lot of societies for everybody's interest.

The uni itself is good and its fulfilling my initial expectations. I live in the catered hall. The food is generally nice and I enjoy the offered variety of choice. The student life is good, society membership enriches your life and add some extra fun activities. As for the academical part, all lectures are good. Lecturers try to be precise and clear, but sometimes I feel like the lecturer does not spend enough time on some important parts.