Warwick has made my transition as a fresher incredibly smooth. The university has hosted numerous events designed to help us fit in and build connections from day one. Everyone, from the friendly fellow students to the approachable professors, has been welcoming and supportive. The Moodle webpage is another highlight; it’s really well-designed, making it easy to access and structure all our course materials efficiently. Overall, Warwick has created a fantastic environment for new students to thrive.

one would be the less contact hours, but again thats due to it being a university and me comparing it to a school, otherwise all seems fine

so far so good

So far so good, my personal tutor has been so helpful to me this year and I think it has made me feel good about how I’m doing. My seminar tutors have been really supportive and given me helpful feedback to do better. We should pay less this year, we barley had face to face so we didn’t get the full money value

They provide a lot of online book, which in this covid time has been really helpful I haven’t really explored their other facilities

I personally have not had a bad experience , when I thought I was dyslexic they gave me support and when covid hit, the called all students asking how they were mentally etc however recent news will let you know that when it comes to other aspects they are lacking in student support

My course flexibility is great! I learnt pretty early on that I wasn’t a fan of Politics but my course gave me the ability to choose module from other degrees like sociology, this allowed me to tailor it to my preferences

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I’m still in uni so I don’t have much to say on this, however the Warwick Internship site and even it’s partnership with Unitemp has been so helpful

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