The library is open 24/7, the sports facilities are great and you're able to try out so many different sports. I love the campus as everything is modern and nearby. All the places I have lectures and classes are so close together and to my on-campus accommodation which means more sleep and less running around. Leamington Spa and Coventry are the closest places to go out and Birmingham isn't too far away. The nightlife could be better. If your family live in London it's easy to go home as Warwick is less than 2 hours away by train or car.

In first year you take 4 core modules for the year plus at least one other module (e.g. finance). Generally 2 hours of lectures and an hour seminar/class so per module per week so about 12-15 contact hours which I think is a good amount since there's enough time to study. Mostly the lectures are useful and lecturers are engaging although a couple do read off slides.

The best thing about Claycroft is its proximity to Cannon Park's Tesco (also Boots, Sports direct etc.). You can pop to Tesco if you need bread and milk and be back home all within 15 minutes. It's also not far from the Oculus so I can leave my room at 2 minutes to the hour and make it to my lecture before it starts. You basically have an ensuite since you only share a bathroom with one person. The Wi-Fi is subpar but it's like that all over campus. My room unfortunately has an issue with a window draught and radiator which means it is usually 17 or 18 degrees. The property team are responsive fortunately but they don't check up to see if the temperature has improved once they attempt to fix something.

Best aspects - many and well maintained facilities - lots of societies to choose from - lots of careers events and support for applying to jobs - lots of volunteering opportunities Worst aspects - location gets boring after a few years, have to take bus to go shopping and not many jobs available on campus - quality of modules can differ a lot based on the module leader or faculty, some modules can be a bit disorganised

Best aspects - good faculty and facilities for stats, plenty of support - lots of flexibility and optional modules to take from other faculties - lots of support in terms of seminars and tutorials - lots of careers events and support for applying to jobs Worst aspects - location not ideal for networking and going to career events - quality of modules can differ a lot when not stats faculty and some modules you’d think would be optional are instead unusual options

Location is farther from central campus than others and value of money not that good but all on campus accommodations as it’s one of the more expensive on campus accom. Very clean as they clean kitchens every week and maintenance fairly fast if yiu have any issues. Not that many washing machines though and they’re fairly expensive.