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from the Video: Best Things About Exeter University: Proximity to home (a 2-hour drive). Campus-based experience with close proximity to lectures and fellow students. Compact city with walkable distances. Access to beaches and the seaside. Comfortable and homey feel. Strong emphasis on sports and sports societies. Worst Things About Exeter University: Small city may not offer as many activities as larger cities. The "posh" stereotype associated with the university. Potentially heavy workload depending on the course.
Love this video insight! I will be an Erasmus student coming to study Law with third year students in Semester 1 of next year. I am a bit worried that It may be hard to make friends simply because I'll be in a foreign country and since I will be coming into third year were most students already know each other, but what you've said throughout the video really put me at ease, so thank you for that!
Im trying to choose between exeter and edinburgh for mathematics. I live in bournemouth too so similar transport things. This video was very helpful thank you ❤
daamn everything sounded like a positive - having done my undergrad in sussex this seems like similar feeling - especially avoiding bigger cities and the city being walkable is a plus
It really depends, the ones closer to the uni are big student areas. Personally, I think it's great to be closer to uni, especially when things are in-person again, but when we were looking, we were able to get a much nicer house for much cheaper which was a little further away from the uni. It depends on your priorities.
Hey Libbie, Thanks so much for all the info you share. Have you got any Vac schemes arranged for this summer ? Let us know your future plans. I start my LLB at Exeter in September and am currently temping at a law firm in Exeter-.
I’m 7hrs from Exeter and heading home is a kinda big thing for me. Ill be okay but it is very far. If i just pre book trains it isnt too bad (still 80 quid tho 😬) . Just means i cant go home for a weekend really
Hey Miles, I am new here 👋🏾 Your vlog was insightful. Love your energy and transparency. Thanks for sharing ✌🏾 I am not a student I graduate a few years back but I can't imagine what it's like nowadays. Plus I have visited Exeter a few years back it is a nice small peaceful city. Totally different to Brum lol 🤗 new subie! From Tay 🇬🇧🇯🇲💃🏾
Hello.Are there buses from campus to town?Trying to choose between Exeter, Loughborough, Bristol and York.Loughborough seems posh with accommodation, facilities and bus system but confused
How about Nottingham? I have got offers from both Nottingham and Exeter and I am still thinking about which one should I go to! Which one would you choose and why? Thanks!!!
I didn’t choose Nottingham so really hard for me to say, I discounted it early on based on the fact that a few people I know didn’t love it - not very helpful, sorry!
How about Newcastle university ??? I'm twisted with Newcastle, York, Exeter and Cardiff. And my major is acounting and don't know how to choose, can you give me some advice? Thanks!
Hi, between bath and exeter which would you recommend? I am pretty stuck on which to choose. I prefer to course I have chosen at Exeter more but Im not sure which to choose as Bath is more known internationally I think...
hey! this was helpful. thank you. I had a doubt., I have got admission for Msc Digital Marketing at University of Exeter, but the only problem is that it's a newly introduced course that dates back to 2022. I have also got admission for Msc Digital Marketing at Univeristy of Galway, Ireland which has this course running for 5-6 years now. please help me with the same.
I honestly didn't really do any reading on law before I started, apart from reading 'Is Eating People Wrong' and 'Invitation to Law' for my personal statement. I also read 'Eve Was Framed' which I found really interesting and helped inform my opinions on some areas of criminal law. You honestly won't be behind having not studied it at A level and apparently it is taught very differently anyway. I've heard good things about the Secret Barrister's books but I haven't got round to reading them yet. Unless you wan't to start reading the textbooks I think it will all be of limited use and any books you read will just generally inform your world view which is good context for essays but I think just generally read non-fiction that interests you x
ranking wise, it may be better uni wise, but in law rankings exeter actually scores higher. and obviously aswell it varies person to person based on what their priorities are.
Hi, I am a professional from India, have received an acceptance from Exeter, New castle and Qmul for MSc Business analytics programme. Could you please help me with your suggestions to figure out the best amongst the 3 ?
Hi, I'm from an ethnic minority group and go to Exeter. You won't be judged so don't worry. There are good people and some you should avoid, but you should be fine just know your people. Be yourself and you'll be fine. Must admit though, Exeter does lack diversity, but we do live in the UK so it's not shocking. Overall, wish you all the best for your academic journey. Exeter is a top Uni and apart of the Russel group with great sites, an amazing area that's great for students. Please don't let fear or judgement stop you from going. Don't ever let the judgements of people stop you from doing or going wherever you want!
@@rishigembali6066 I don't think anyone will, but that's me being positive and believing that all people will accept others for who they are, and that doesn't always apply to reality I'm afraid. As I mentioned before, you will find your people sooner or later through events, societies and clubs. Whether in uni or not, people will judge you whether your indian or not, wealthy or not. Just don't worry about what others think about you because at the end of the day, they don't know you and you don't know them so don't give irrelevant stranger the time of day. You do you and you will do amazing no matter what you pursue.
I'm just finishing my 1st year at manchester if you have any questions - I'd agree with what she said about a bigger city though, I love how much is going on and there's loads to do. Another thing is that the liveliest accomodation is in Fallowfield, which is the student area and is a 15 minute bus journey from town, 10 from the uni on a good day, which is fine for me but maybe consider how close you'd want to be into the city, as it's a bit too far to walk really
This clown @@lazymark3949 is so rude, what childhood trauma caused such aggression towards people you don't even know?, English is not my main language, so, i have to learn English slowly, that's why i ask her as the native speaker to speak slowly, people that are rude on the internet for no good reason have serious issues, if you have such negative comments think and read before you post, keep negative comments to yourself !
MY EBOOK RELEASE! - If you're a current or future law student - I have created THE eBook for you. As a first-class law grad who has managed multiple responsibilities, a TH-cam channel and secured a Magic Circle training contract, I thought it would only be right to create my own definitive guide to law school. From preparing, to productivity, to assessment technique, this covers everything you should need to know about how I did it all - and how you can too.
I have also created a guide to securing those all important vacation schemes and training contracts.
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from the Video:
Best Things About Exeter University:
Proximity to home (a 2-hour drive).
Campus-based experience with close proximity to lectures and fellow students.
Compact city with walkable distances.
Access to beaches and the seaside.
Comfortable and homey feel.
Strong emphasis on sports and sports societies.
Worst Things About Exeter University:
Small city may not offer as many activities as larger cities.
The "posh" stereotype associated with the university.
Potentially heavy workload depending on the course.
Love this video insight! I will be an Erasmus student coming to study Law with third year students in Semester 1 of next year. I am a bit worried that It may be hard to make friends simply because I'll be in a foreign country and since I will be coming into third year were most students already know each other, but what you've said throughout the video really put me at ease, so thank you for that!
Im trying to choose between exeter and edinburgh for mathematics. I live in bournemouth too so similar transport things. This video was very helpful thank you ❤
daamn everything sounded like a positive - having done my undergrad in sussex this seems like similar feeling - especially avoiding bigger cities and the city being walkable is a plus
Such an insightful Video! I firmed Exeter for Law a while ago now, I cannot wait!!
Posted 1 week ago nice. I' considering of going to Exeter uni in 2022 as my first choice and leeds as 2nd.
Same I’m also going in 2022. Exeter will be my first or second choice.
Why not leeds?
I'm applying for September 2021 ( wish meh luck )
Same im going in 2022
@@Ninjaxboy24 Same, august/Septemer 2022? :) From Norway
I've firmed Exeter law! Hoping to swim as well so I love that its sports focused :)
I’ve firmed Exeter for economics and I’m a swimmer too. I’m not sure how great the pool is tho 🤷♂️
I firmed Exeter for communications, not a swimmer tho ahah
@@abbiebaldwinbaldwin nice, what a accommodation are you looking at staying in
Same I’m a swimmer as well 🔥 ffs
Even though it's a small city, do you still get a lot of sociable and extroverted people at the uni who are not sports crazy?
Found my old comment from 2 years ago hahaha but I finally got a conditional offer from University of Exeter for September 2023!!!!
Congratulations!
Do students prefer to live near the Uni (Union road, Hoopern street) or do they prefer live closer to the city center? Thank you.
It really depends, the ones closer to the uni are big student areas. Personally, I think it's great to be closer to uni, especially when things are in-person again, but when we were looking, we were able to get a much nicer house for much cheaper which was a little further away from the uni. It depends on your priorities.
omg thank you for this! x
My daughter from Portsmouth Larissa loved her time @ Exeter 20017-22. A first in English then off to St Hugh's OXF.
Hey Libbie, Thanks so much for all the info you share.
Have you got any Vac schemes arranged for this summer ? Let us know your future plans. I start my LLB at Exeter in September and am currently temping at a law firm in Exeter-.
I’m 7hrs from Exeter and heading home is a kinda big thing for me. Ill be okay but it is very far. If i just pre book trains it isnt too bad (still 80 quid tho 😬) . Just means i cant go home for a weekend really
Great information , well told.
When you say sports societies, do you know if that includes dance, performing arts, etc. ?
I'm coming to Exeter in September! I'm studying Law with French/French Law Maitrise en droit!
Bon courage! As a frenchman myself, I can’t imagine anyone wanting to study this hard ass language.
@@Stellar-Cowboy French is beautiful 😊
I'm also coming to exeter next month for engineering
@@AryanKumar-lf2ep which field
How has your degree been? Thinking of it for sep 2025
Thank you for this ☺️
Hahah it's crazy, I'm from Bournemouth too and I might come to Exeter this September!
From bournemouth too. Looks like Exeter is literally the best option
Hey Miles, I am new here 👋🏾
Your vlog was insightful. Love your energy and transparency. Thanks for sharing ✌🏾 I am not a student I graduate a few years back but I can't imagine what it's like nowadays. Plus I have visited Exeter a few years back it is a nice small peaceful city. Totally different to Brum lol
🤗 new subie! From Tay 🇬🇧🇯🇲💃🏾
Hey! Thanks for the comment and subscribe! Yes I found Exeter and Birmingham quite different! Exe is so much smaller and quieter! xx
Elz010 no there are not a lot of black people, i’ve just finished 3 years there
@@libertymiles my pleasure an that's nice
@@Sakurachanamv so what??
Hey there,
What are the best and most useful Apps for university students in the UK ?
Hope to hear from you soon .. thanks
Do you know much about the music scene in exeter? Societies, open mics etc?
Just wondering:
If the workload at Exeter is so heavy, how do students have the time (and the energy!) for all those sports?
Hello.Are there buses from campus to town?Trying to choose between Exeter, Loughborough, Bristol and York.Loughborough seems posh with accommodation, facilities and bus system but confused
accidentally made eye contact for the entire thing
How about Nottingham? I have got offers from both Nottingham and Exeter and I am still thinking about which one should I go to! Which one would you choose and why? Thanks!!!
I didn’t choose Nottingham so really hard for me to say, I discounted it early on based on the fact that a few people I know didn’t love it - not very helpful, sorry!
@@libertymiles That's OK, thanks! But the feedback I heard is basically quite good. Can you please tell me why people don't like it?😢Thanks!
@@libertymiles And you are making amazing content! Thank you for you information and you inspiring video!
I'm not 100% sure, I discounted it really early on, sorry
i go Nottingham and it's honestly one of the best choices I've made. the campus is so nice and it has a proper student feel and enviroment
How about Newcastle university ??? I'm twisted with Newcastle, York, Exeter and Cardiff. And my major is acounting and don't know how to choose, can you give me some advice? Thanks!
What did you choose?
Hi,
between bath and exeter which would you recommend? I am pretty stuck on which to choose. I prefer to course I have chosen at Exeter more but Im not sure which to choose as Bath is more known internationally I think...
After visiting both campuses I'd say bath is a way nicer place to stay
How did you get unconditional offers?
I had my results already because I took a year out :)
Usually have straigh A's and be predicted A's.
Hey LIberty, can you please let me know the application fees for pg courses at york and exeter?
Its a great university as nice and middle class to upper class like York and Durham university. Less riff raff
To be fair you didn't actually address the question about posh people. It was a politicians answer
Hi ma'am, I love your vedios and all the Information which you provide. Please tell me how is business school of University of Exeter.???
hey! this was helpful. thank you. I had a doubt., I have got admission for Msc Digital Marketing at University of Exeter, but the only problem is that it's a newly introduced course that dates back to 2022. I have also got admission for Msc Digital Marketing at Univeristy of Galway, Ireland which has this course running for 5-6 years now. please help me with the same.
What cheap books do you recommend for someone wanting to study law llb. I haven’t studied law at A level and wish to study law at Exeter x
I honestly didn't really do any reading on law before I started, apart from reading 'Is Eating People Wrong' and 'Invitation to Law' for my personal statement. I also read 'Eve Was Framed' which I found really interesting and helped inform my opinions on some areas of criminal law. You honestly won't be behind having not studied it at A level and apparently it is taught very differently anyway. I've heard good things about the Secret Barrister's books but I haven't got round to reading them yet. Unless you wan't to start reading the textbooks I think it will all be of limited use and any books you read will just generally inform your world view which is good context for essays but I think just generally read non-fiction that interests you x
why not choose the Manchester?it seems the best university in your list
ranking wise, it may be better uni wise, but in law rankings exeter actually scores higher. and obviously aswell it varies person to person based on what their priorities are.
Varies by course. I’m doing Economics and firmed Exeter and have Manchester as my insurance
@@jameslee5757 hey! how long did it take for Manchester to get back to you?
@@anikabushraahmed6900 they replied within a week I think it’s Cus my grades were much higher than required
Because it's in Manchester 🤢
Hi, I am a professional from India, have received an acceptance from Exeter, New castle and Qmul for MSc Business analytics programme. Could you please help me with your suggestions to figure out the best amongst the 3 ?
How long did qmul take to reach back ? I am saying because I have an offer from exeter but really waiting for qmul
Which one did you accept?
Will I get judged for being non-white?
Hopefully not 😂😭
@@varun03x do you go to Exeter
Hi, I'm from an ethnic minority group and go to Exeter. You won't be judged so don't worry. There are good people and some you should avoid, but you should be fine just know your people. Be yourself and you'll be fine. Must admit though, Exeter does lack diversity, but we do live in the UK so it's not shocking. Overall, wish you all the best for your academic journey. Exeter is a top Uni and apart of the Russel group with great sites, an amazing area that's great for students. Please don't let fear or judgement stop you from going. Don't ever let the judgements of people stop you from doing or going wherever you want!
@@raitielicabebula7532 will they judge a wealthy Indian?
@@rishigembali6066 I don't think anyone will, but that's me being positive and believing that all people will accept others for who they are, and that doesn't always apply to reality I'm afraid. As I mentioned before, you will find your people sooner or later through events, societies and clubs. Whether in uni or not, people will judge you whether your indian or not, wealthy or not. Just don't worry about what others think about you because at the end of the day, they don't know you and you don't know them so don't give irrelevant stranger the time of day. You do you and you will do amazing no matter what you pursue.
I have an offer from Exeter and Manchester and can’t decide. Help please 😭
me too lol
@@anastasia9469 and the deadline is so soon bro like i need to stop 😂 what course have you applied for??
@@adebimpeonikan9631 i’ve been leaving this til the last minute n i literally can’t choose ugh. i’ve applied for psychology, wbu?
@@anastasia9469 ooh so we'd both be at st lukes campus at exeter. i applied for medicine xx
I'm just finishing my 1st year at manchester if you have any questions - I'd agree with what she said about a bigger city though, I love how much is going on and there's loads to do. Another thing is that the liveliest accomodation is in Fallowfield, which is the student area and is a 15 minute bus journey from town, 10 from the uni on a good day, which is fine for me but maybe consider how close you'd want to be into the city, as it's a bit too far to walk really
It’s university of Exeter 😉
Exeta
Posh, white and middle class. Nice though
Can you speak slowly?
Speaks perfectly fine, maybe you need to get your ear wax removed 😏
This clown @@lazymark3949 is so rude, what childhood trauma caused such aggression towards people you don't even know?, English is not my main language, so, i have to learn English slowly, that's why i ask her as the native speaker to speak slowly, people that are rude on the internet for no good reason have serious issues, if you have such negative comments think and read before you post, keep negative comments to yourself !
@@bluekuthukblue4291 You can turn the video playback speed down if you struggle to keep up.
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