Cost of Living at the University of Exeter

Depending on the program of study, fees at one of the most prestigious universities in the city, Exeter University can range from £20,000 to £26,000 annually. The tuition cost structures of the University of St. Mark & St. John are comparable. However, depending on the subject and university you choose, tuition prices may change.

Many students may have concerns or difficulties with managing their finances in light of the high cost of attending university. It could be your first time living away from home, you might have caregiving obligations to dependents, or you might not have any more financial support from relatives.

To assist you in making wise financial decisions and getting ready for college, we offer a wealth of guidance, resources, and funding.

Living costs at university

Living expenses include things like student accommodation in Exeter, food, transportation, clothing, and socializing that are not covered by tuition. Each person's expenses will differ based on their spending patterns.

Knowing what items cost will enable you to create a monthly budget and ensure that your spending does not outweigh your income. You should feel more prepared if you look up these expenses ahead of time and follow some advice on how to make the most of your finances.

Among the expenses of living could be:

· accommodation

· food

· toiletries and household essentials (including cleaning products)

· clothes

· course extras (will vary between courses including field trips, equipment, books, etc)

· travel (around the city, as well as visiting home)

· Bills (mobile phone, internet, etc)

· social activities

Accommodation

The university has a large selection of student housing in Exeter options to fit all preferences and price ranges. You can choose self-catered accommodations if you want the option of not having to worry about cooking, or you can choose catered halls where you can delegate culinary duties to our skilled catering staff. In the latter case, you'll need to spend for your weekly groceries, which includes eating out. Private lodging alternatives are available in Exeter and Penryn as well.

The rates listed here provide an idea of the approximate weekly costs for self-catered and catered alternatives at the university locations in Devon and Cornwall. These options include shared rooms, private rooms, and studios with en-suite bathrooms.

Campus Streatham and St Luke's (Exeter, Devon) Penryn (Cornwall)

Self-catered £105.91 - £221.90 per week £130.41 - £203.98 per week

Catered £217.00 - £290.15 per week £179.90 - £223.30 per week

Additional expenses in the first year

Living expenses in your first year of the University of Exeter, aside from housing, could be higher than in future years due to upfront expenses that are required to assist set you up for the next several years. As an illustration:

Necessities for the home, from kitchenware to linens. Prior to making a purchase, find out what your student apartments in Exeter offer, and don't forget that there are lots of stores close to campus where you can restock if you forget something.

Course fees: Each course will have a separate set of requirements for any additional materials that may be needed. You may need to purchase very little for some courses, while others can include optional or necessary expenses for things like lab equipment, field trips, or books. If you are not sure what you need, you can find out before you arrive by contacting your relevant subject or department.