Warwick is a great place to study thanks to the modern facilities of almost all of the buildings, as well as the support that is available to students - whether it is through Wellbeing or lecturers, as well as Personal Tutors who are there to support students not only in their subject area but also to give advice to students about academic life in general. In my experience I have been able to go to my Personal Tutor about exam stress, and some good advice was given. Furthermore, I think Warwick was able to provide me with a good school-social life balance, thanks to the multiple events they run on campus, in addition to its proximity to central Coventry and Leamington Spa which also have many events throughout the week. As for improvement, there is not much negative feedback but maybe more opportunities within my department for networking (however the university in general is quite good at organising networking opportunities, with events such as the Warwick Africa Summit, Warwick Economics Summit and Warwick Innovation).

Best: - Separate language classes and teachers, each dedicating at least an hour to each module. - Easy to get in touch with lecturers. - Course content is usually easy to follow. Worst: - Some modules are both online and in person, so it could be confusing to a first year (for example) where some information came from if they didn't know to look online before the in-person class. - Some assignments are not explained very well, despite asking the lecturer for more guidance. - When it comes to preparation for the year abroad in third year, I think a little more assistance could be given.

- The proximity to central campus was very useful, as well as the fact I could walk to my friends' accommodations because it was pretty much in the middle - I think that the room was worth the money - it was a shared bathroom so it was a little cheaper, but I had access to everything I needed including a decent kitchen, bathroom, toilets, and basic kitchen essentials (e.g. microwave, kettle and toaster - which were important as when I stayed in a more expensive place off-campus in second year; although we had an airfryer, it did not come with a kettle which I think is important). - It was my 4th choice on my list of accommodations so I wasn't too pleased when I recieved the email at first, but when I moved in and continued spending my time there I grew to love it. - The accommodation was also near the Student Accommodation Hub, Nightline which is helpful to students who are out and about at night and need particular things. It was also near the laundry room which was useful. - Community Safety always did the rounds around the accommodation. - A lot of fire alarms.

Best: the active student life Worst: a bit far from everything

Sometimes teachers don't acknowledge that exchange students would benefit from them speaking a bit more slowly and distinctly because English is not our native language

It's amazing, we even have a real café in the FAB I mean what more could we possibly ask for