Warwick is a great place to study. The campus is amazing. There is loads of greenery, places to walk, places to eat. The arts centre is incredible for cultural activities. The location is beautiful, easy to get to, close to Coventry, Leamington Spa and Birmingham.

My course is entirely in person. It is mainly taught through seminars, which are a great way to have a discussion and keep everyone engaged and involved, with only a few lectures. There are also no exams, if you choose to take non-exam modules, with the overall grade coming solely from essays and coursework assessments throughout years 2 and 3. The first year does not count towards your overall degree, it purely needs to be passed in order to move onto the next year, so you can get into the swing of university life and academia with minimal stress and pressure. As well as this, there is loads of choice in terms of optional modules, so you can tailor the course to be as closely aligned with your interests as you wish.

Sherbourne is located close to the sports and wellness hub, and only a 10-15 minute walk from central campus. It is cleaned weekly, and inspected termly. It feels very safe and has a good vibe. It is also close to woodlands and various walks to go on.

A really pretty campus. Plenty of spaces to study. Wellbeing is pretty good but I find it an extremely pressurising environment (more than other universities)

It is a pretty small cohort which is nice so I feel like I get tailored, personalised support. The course is interesting and varied and I really like the English and History professors. There can be a bit of a disconnect between the English and History departments which can leave joint honours stuck in the middle sometimes.

Very spacious rooms. Very pretty location and not too far from campus. I would recommend it to other students, though I know that it has gone up pretty significantly in price since I stayed there which would possibly put me off if I wanted to stay in halls again.