University of Exeter: Reviews, Acceptance Rate, & Fees

• It was the best campus experience at the University of Exeter. It was full of energy and warmth. There used to be always some or the other cultural festivals organized and also there used to be musical nights .
• There also used to be charity events. There were creative clubs organized and it was very easy to get into them for academics or just for fun . The Student’s Guild did an amazing job of bringing all the students together in a good way and it was best for meeting people from all over the world and also they made us feel a part of the community.

• The tuition was 28000GBP for the entire course, out of which I received flat 5000GBP scholarship, accommodation took another 11000GBP but it depends and fluctuates on the type of accommodation.
• The university gives an option for all 3 mentioned options.
• Monthly expenses can again vary from individual to individual- 900GBP
• Breakdown- Rent- 600GBP, Transportation- 60GBP, Food- 120-150GBP, Miscellaneous- 100-150GBP

• There are 3 campuses. St Luke's, streatham and penryn campus
• I was in streatham were most of STEM course take place, all kinds of events takes place like Diwali, Chinese year, Christmas and they also got a muslim study centre we've got free libraries, access to lots of books, access to cafe, bar, they have their own merch clothes, if u are planning to start a business they guide you through out the course, and many such events like freshers, sendoff and more events takes place

• I paid entire fees in one go but there is also option to pay semester-wise.
• So the total fees were 29500 pounds. 2500 advance deposit.
• 3000-pound international student scholarship there was a 7500 scholarship based on my academic performance, which I didnt get.
• So in total I paid 26000 pounds
• So I paid rent once in 6 months, which was 3680 pounds and for the next 6 months I stayed in a shared accommodation, which cost me 3360 pounds for months.
• Living expenses per month was around 250 pounds

• We had 2 campuses; my campus was the one in Exeter. There were events held almost every week with specific themes. We had an excellent library too.

• Total fees was £24k but I got a £5k scholarship so my fees was £19k

• There's a club for every activity possible. There's lots to do in and around campus. It's a beautiful campus and has large high-tech facilities

• Fees is 25000 gbp per year (1-year course for me)

• Did not get any time for socialising hence can't comment.
• Laboratories were mediocre, No GPU was available for use by students.

• £22,000 (excluding scholarship)

• Good campus, with a pletora of nature and beautiful scenic views from the uni, since it is situated on top of a hill.

• Fee upto –  25,000 GBP.

• There are 2 campus, many clubs around and the number of events was great.
• Sports facilities are really great that is a great place.

• My fees was  GBP 28,000.

I chose this country as it is closer to India than US and Canada. The Business School is ranked quite high and the University is in the Russell Group. There is also a great campus life.

Facilities- Library, study spaces, gym, many sports facilities.

Societies- there are 100s of societies. I am in the Business and Finance society and the Asian society. There are events held by societies throughout the year.

My time at the University of Exeter was one of the best year till date, I learnt so much from my educators, my peers and overall from the new and vibrant environment which was a complete change from my home country.

The campus and the services were top notch and all the basic amenities including wifi were part of the package with complete ease of access.

It let me take Accounting as a subject + It is a Russel Group University

Campus life is pretty good and offers a lot of things for students in terms of extracurricular activities - especially clubs! UoE has every club you could possibly think of - debate club being my favourite!