Hey guys! In case you don’t know, my name is Zara and I am a third-year psychology student. As someone who has been here a […]
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Reflections on my first term at the University of Exeter
There’s a unique sense of pride when you look back at your first term and see how much you’ve grown and accomplished. Hello everyone, I’m […]
A Week in My Life as a University of Exeter Student
I’m Isabel, a second-year English Literature and Japanese student at the University of Exeter’s Streatham Campus. Here’s an average week in my life, with classes, society events, and seeing friends.
What I spend at uni – Penryn campus perspective
Greetings all, my name is Nasha and I am a first year student located on the Penryn Campus of the University of Exeter. We all […]
Accessing the Access to Exeter Bursary and becoming an Exeter Scholar
Moving to university is a milestone moment for many, but it’s not without its challenges. Arguably, the largest of those challenges is learning to manage […]
Financial Support – Disabled Students’ Allowance
My name is Isabel, and I receive financial help in the form of a Disabled Students’ Allowance, which the University of Exeter helped me to […]
Preparing for University – What to pack (Exeter Campus)
Hello everyone! It’s Mya (Emerald) from Myanmar again! I am an international postgraduate student, pursuing an MA in Creative Writing. I’m here to talk you […]
University decoded – breaking down the unknowns of uni life
It’s SJ and Emerald here today; to introduce you to some of the most crucial insider knowledge that you just must know before you begin […]
Cost of Living series: How does the University of Exeter help students maximise their finances?
Being a university student is filled with new experiences, personal growth, and social opportunities. However, it is also a time when financial responsibilities and constraints […]
Why I went through clearing
By Sadie, studying BSc Marketing and Management I gained a place at the University of Exeter through clearing for several reasons – First, I’d done […]