Survey confirms HE students enjoy university experience at Exeter College.

Exeter College's university level courses have won high satisfaction scores from higher education students in the National Student Survey for 2013, ranking the college in the top 20 colleges nationally that deliver higher education.

The survey, commissioned by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) and administered by the independent market research agency Ipsos Mori, is completed by final year higher education students at universities and colleges across the country. Using only student feedback, results are published each year to enable potential students to compare the experience they can expect.

Exeter College is one of 159 colleges offering higher education and scored significantly above average feedback in the survey, with a 90% score for satisfaction of teaching, academic support and overall satisfaction.

Exeter College Vice Principal John Laramy said: “This recognition from the students is testament to the high quality teaching, learning and support on offer to Higher Education students at the college. We work in partnership with a number of top-class universities to deliver a range of outstanding higher education programmes to over 500 students here in the city. This excellent rating reflects the feedback we receive over the year about the quality of our teaching and learning and demonstrates the impact of our continual drive to listen to their views and make improvements to their experience.”

Applications are now open for 2014 entry and some spaces are available through Clearing for September 2013. For more information visit www.exe-coll.ac.uk/HE or contact the HE Adviser on 01392 400909.