It's been great. Everyone I've met has been friendly. However, the work load is a lot to handle. I'd recommend people to ensure they stay on top of it from day one! great flat though, and nice places to eat nearby.

The uni has great facilities in terms of sport and computer facilities. Improvements could be made in the cost!

The uni offers health support, nightline and personal tutors who can help you deal with any trouble with work.

It's good. Lots of different events that everyone can enjoy. There's also a good selection of establishments depending on whether or not you want a loud night or a quiet one.

My favourite thing is to go out with friends to clubs and bars.

The boar, matchday society

I really enjoy the lab sessions and practical work offered by my course. This is probably the best thing about it.

Computer science has a great job prospects rate at Warwick, so I feel good about getting a job.

Very good. Big. The only downside is having to pack up and move all my things out at Christmas and Easter.

Lots of academic support and facilities . Generally high quality of lecturing. Unfortunately not the nicest area in Coventry and the campus is not as appealing as others.

Demanding course but with great support from lecturers. Lectures are fully in-person since January 2021. Module quality varies; some are excellent, while others are tedious and poorly managed. Most modules also have unnecessary contact hours in labs. Personal Tutor support is excellent if you find yourself requiring advice/help with managing deadlines. Department has a comprehensive "Mitigating Circumstances" system to handle issues which may affect coursework/exams (e.g bereavement, illness...etc.) and limited self-certification for extension on small assignments.

A great midrange accommodation. Close to Tesco and central campus. Flat assignment was impressive and I made some amazing friends (I got paired with similar people with a lots of common ground and we had such a great time that I'm still living with some of them). Kitchens are fine (a little small if more than 4-5 people are in together). Bathrooms are also decent and are cleaned weekly (though you only share with one other person). The rooms aren't the nicest but they're good enough. The door locks on the room doors were troublesome. Claycroft uses RFID key fobs but the locks sometimes got stuck and we were advised to hit them to get them working again. Occasionally and randomly, the main door to get into the building failed to unlock for a few hours. Another annoyance was the weekly fire alarm test (without evacuation) which was deafening and jolting at 9am on a Wednesday (I think this should have been once a month instead, but health and safety regulations go brrr). Washers and dryers are great when they work but at least one was broken almost all the time (sometimes three went down together). The main draws are definitely the location and the price and I don't regret my choice at all.