The variety and accessibility of facilities offered by the campus were a real selling-point. The academic facilities, particularly the new Faculty of Arts building, have been vital to my uni life so far. The events run by the SU, especially the club nights, are really fun. The accommodation is good value for money and is well-maintained. I would say that the Warwick campus is quite separate from other areas so you have to rely on bus routes to get to other areas.

The course is in-person only, making the course have a community feel. There is a good amount of contact hours and support from academic staff if needed. The course is varied and provides a good basis for future study. Nevertheless, there is some disconnect with tutors/lecturers. There are also a lot of assessments and reading, which can be a big jump from A-level work.

Warwick accommodation is well-maintained and there are quick responses to any issues. The site team is very helpful and friendly. It is always kept clean. The laundrette is close-by and easy to use. However, some of the Tocil facilities are a bit dated and could do with updating.

I love how safe the campus feels and the overall friendly vibe of the students and lecturers. However, the communication via emails (especially before moving in to the university) need to be more clear sometimes.

Most, if not all, of my lectures are in person and very interactive which ensures I am engaging in the learning. I wish there were more contact hours throughout the week to make the most out of my degree.

Obviously due to the cost of living crisis the prices have greatly risen, however I feel these prices are far too high for what we are given. The fact that previous students have been given the exact same accommodation as us and yet payed far less is quite shocking.