Good academic and social resources with many societies and sports clubs. Study space is good and many areas of campus to relax as well. Sometimes time tables can be uneven between weeks and clash causing a lot of work to catch up on

Good contact time and lectures are always happy to help and explain concepts further. More independent tasks might be helpful for time management

Good facilities such as en suite and good condition and availability of kitchen appliances with regular cleaning and effective maintenance to bedrooms and communal areas. Could be more washing facilities available

Campus looks incredibly modern, accommodation is decent albeit a bit pricey, and everything is generally quite convenient to access in terms of facilities, shops, gym, etc. Transport links are quite good, especially to central Coventry. Student wellbeing support could be better, there's lots of online resources, but it's harder to actually get in touch with somebody.

I have blended learning, and only 9-10 contact hours a week, which generally suits me as I prefer to learn independently (although it can be hard to motivate myself to do so). The WBS (Warwick Business School) is fantastic, and the study space there is is very modern. Facilities are generally very good. Theoretically each professor has office hours advertised, but I have not used this. The general opportunities that are presented to Warwick students are very good, whether that be careers fairs, workshops, panels, discussions; it is a very career focussed university which I find to be beneficial

The price should be slightly lower, however Heronbank has an ensuite, so the price is somewhat justified. Flats are shared between 8 people; the kitchen is slightly small, but manageable. The property is maintained fairly well, and the maintenance team helps out with any faults. Internet is faulty at times, but fairly rarely, and it is good enough for what is needed most of the time. Room allocation was a good experience - I have been put in a flat with 'like-minded' people and I enjoy living at Heronbank (despite the geese).