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Warwick is a great school to study, but is a little bit far away from big cities.
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Warwick is a great school to study, but is a little bit far away from big cities.
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The tuition fee for international students is too high.
Some teachers speak English with a confusing accent, which is difficult for international students to understand, let alone study from them.
But generally, my programme is excellent.
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The facilities and buildings of the school are great, but I think there are too few supermarkets or shopping places inside Warwick...
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The facilities and buildings of the school are great, but I think there are too few supermarkets or shopping places inside Warwick University, especially for food. Different countries have different food preferences, especially for international students who seem to have limited food choices. If Warwick University had more options and diverse food choices, it would definitely be more popular among students and staff. Secondly, regarding student support and student union, I believe most of them are already sufficient. The school building has been in use for some time, but regular renovation and maintenance are necessary. The appearance of the library didn't really surprise me, but the scale of the library is fantastic. I think the best place is the scenery of Warwick University. No matter where it is, it is so beautiful that people can't resist taking photos. The design of the college building is also great. I think going through a one-year course here would be a great choice.
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I think the best thing is WBS and its learning system, especially the workshops that surprised me a lot. Teachers not only review the knowledge in class, but also encourage students to think critically. Moreover, I believe that WBS teachers respect students very much and do not force them to answer questions. Even if no one answers the question, the teacher will only give more prompts instead of directly giving the answer. I believe this will have a significant impact on students' thinking abilities. But I think there are still some shortcomings for Warwick University, which has many international students. Sometimes the professor's fast pace makes it difficult for me to keep up with the course content. I think the teaching assistant should send a survey questionnaire to each student to test their efficiency in class and some common questions. This will be of great help to all students.
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