They say they are there for the students but really they only want their end of year data to look…read moregood and don't give 2 hoots about their students lives. Why else would they force a student to quit all her a levels when performing well in 2 and not enjoying the 3rd. Absolutely appalling. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Never had a worse experience with an educational establishment in my entire life. I studied…read morepsychology and we were being taught things the lecturer didn't even understand. Personal issues we're never taken seriously, when dealing with really upsetting issues I was spoken down too. Misleading information constantly, mostly due to the lecturers not communicating with eachother. I have emails to back this up! I've heard good things from other degrees, the uni campus is nice.. but wouldn't recommend the psychology undergraduate degree to my worst enemy.

This is the best University student union i have ever been too!…read moreits HUGE like the size of 2 school halls but with different rooms. during the day many study meet friends, eat, read or play pool and at night its a crazy student filled club! Very cheap drinks, free to get in before 10 (many just go to get a stamp before 10 and then go back to the campus drink some more and go back a bit later) and good mixed music lighting but be warned! drinks will get spilled! This is'nt somewhere you would want to be at night sober! it really is a su to be proud of with lots of different events and amazing student opertunities!

very very busy and always busy at school start and ending time. Brings the town alot of business…read morethough and trade. Some of my friends went there to school, lovely grounds and clear signs directing people around the campus. It's in a central postion in teignmouth and caters for most children that do not want to go to the large comprehensives in newton abbot or dawlish communtiy college which has a bad reputation

This is a good local secondary school every access with very good grades big area for the children…read moreto enjoy lunch, good tidy uniform.

An absolutely brilliant school within the University of Plymouth! i really cannot say enough good…read morethings about how well the school is run and how excellent the lecturers are. I am currently in my second year of a Mathematics with computing degree at Plymouth Uni, and so far the staff within the school of maths and stats have been quite awesome. They are not only friendly, but professional and helpful at all times. Almost every lecturer has an open-door policy, so you are always welcome to go and see them with problems or issues relating to their subject, you will also be allocated a year tutor who will always be available to help with any aspect of university life. The non-teaching staff are equally friendly, my experience with some of the non-teaching staff in the school of computing was not the best, they often seemed very distant and not too helpful, but in maths and stats they cannot do enough for you. The school also offers a common room just for students of the school which has a wealth of good books, a white board and even a microwave!! brilliant for a pot noodle in the middle of studying! Overall, i cannot say enough good things about this school, would recommend any of their courses to anyone interested!

Being a research student at the School of MAthematics and Statistics in the University I am very…read morepleased. Not only the staff but the students here are very nice. My experience till today within this school tells that this is one of the remarkable schools I had ever been to. The college where I done my graduation from was not this type. The teachers there used to keep distance from students, never ready to help their students and would pretend them as if they were god. Here it is totally different, not only that the teachers have great knowledge but they are always there for the students when ever they need them! I overall rate this school as 10/10.

Exeter is blessed with one of the snobbiest and most unpleasant university student bodies possible…read more A favourite with the complacent and the hoorays. Didn't make Oxbridge then go to Exeter. This is why any establishment that attracts these boring toffs in Exeter is worth avoiding. Of course there are proper people that go there as well but they're getting harder to find by the year.

I got my undergraduate degree at the University of Exeter (a BSc in Physics) as well as a…read morepostgraduate degree (a PhD in Physics). I enjoyed the student experience, going to the Lemmy, getting tanked up before heading into town for the nightclubs, attending the uni's cinema society screenings of obscure films. I played in several bands at such events as the Safer Sex Ball, and made loads of friends in the Halls of residence as well as on my course. I found the course to be challenging and rewarding, and most of the staff to be very helpful. The campus is really stunning, with excellent green spaces ideal for picnics and parties. I was disappointed with the conveyor belt attitude that the uni seemed to have towards students, and the way that education was treated as a business, but then I guess that's the way things are going these days.