When the freshers arrive they are greeted by second and third years in brightly coloured T-shirts. It is the job of these so called mentors to introduce the new students to the attractions of the University and Exeter. They should be able to answer everything you want to know, about the University and Exeter that is. By the end of the week the new students are normally glad to see the last of the Mentors as they are very persuasive at getting the new students involved in the day time and evening activities. Many activities are organised, so many in fact it should be difficult for most students to decide what to go to.
Most clubs run taster sessions to try to get students to join the clubs.
There are tours of the University and Exeter and most importantly to most students is they get taken to and can learn about Exeter's nightlife. The week is not all about fun. There are talks about money matters, student advice available and it is an opportunity to sort out any course related problems before the real work starts. Fresher's Week is a great opportunity to settle in, meet new people and have some fun before the real work starts. Team Lucky 13 .