Best aspects would be the campus and wide range of sports clubs and societies-there's always something going on. worst aspects would be the fact that warwick is quite isolated from close by cities. Also everything on campus is VERY expensive as compared to other unis and there aren't many food options - especially halal options. You really need to know how to cook.

not much support provided by personal tutor - but a lot of support from professors/module leaders. Content is available in person and a lot online too. Could be better if there were optional modules (only 1 optional module in second year for my 3 year degree)

very expensive - not sure if it was the best value for money but the facilities were very nice. Room was really spacious and bathroom was nice. Kitchen was good too and bluebell is on central campus, very close to SU which is very convenient.

Plenty of services available to student: Wellbeing and Student Support, dozens of societies and sports clubs, myAdvantage which provides oppourtunities ranging from career talks to study advice, the library, and your course's department and professors. One aspect to improve is the combination of online and in person learning but it is much better than when I first started.

The blend of online and in-class lectures make it difficult to sync your learning since you may have missed something online thus you can't follow the class in-person or vice versa where you did everything online and the class seems to repeat it.

Overall it is a really solid accomodation with it being located on campus and under 15mins from the Tesco. The downsides are that it is increasing in price each year and you must pay for your washing.