The campus site feel is great and the grouping of subjects under one area as well as the custom map on the MyWarwick App makes it easy to navigate. There's lots of societies and opportunities to get involved in a range of areas (whether social, subject-specific, or sports-related), and there's a local grocery store as well. I do wish there was a stronger tutor relationship instead of it just being once a term since it feels less useful in terms of navigating uni life (especially as a first-year student) when you simply just relay information and get basic-level advice, maybe having a biweekly or monthly meeting (could be online) would be better to assess your development as a student from the beginning of term 1 to the end of the academic year as well as to see what opportunities there are to expand upon the tutor might come up with that you might overlook.

The mixture of subject modules enables you to view social issues through both a legal and sociological lens so I enjoy the complementary dynamic of the course (they often both reference aspects of the other subject). There's not much facilities in the way of either subject other than classrooms, but it's still a good environment for group discussions. Some lecturers tend to just focus on problem questions for the seminars instead of being more dynamic/creative with learning in new and interesting ways (like pod teaching materials for example), so it's not necessarily the best way to get the most out of the course content.

The desk size is huge for bluebell which is one of the reasons I picked it, and it also has its own laundromat which is very convenient to use and travel to since it has its own detergent automatically. It's also situated in quite a field-like area which feels separate from the rest of the uni (in a good way) and is situated close to the centre so it's easy to travel to and from classes. However, there is no ventilation in bathrooms and the heater doesn't really work which is problematic, and the wifi tends to cut off from time to time (at least I can switch between the guest wifi though).

Atmosphere and people are really nice.

Tutors are very friendly and helpful.

The university wifi can be very slow but the area is not too busy and theres a lot of space to study or relax.