The location is inconvenient for first years

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The best aspects are student life. There is always a lot going on, many opportunities to meet students and employers. The social life is good too, there are many sports clubs and societies that meet around 4-5 times per week so you can feel apart of a community. The worst aspect is the location. If you do not live on campus, the buses are often overcrowded or late.

The best aspects are the lectures, content and community of professionals. Studying philosophy at Warwick is genuinely very enriching. Discussion between peers is really encouraged and the lecturers are really, very nice people who care both about what they are teaching and their students. I feel comfortable sharing my opinion (but this is not at all forced upon me) and that my opinion is valued. All course materials is freely available so we do not need to purchase any physical or digital copies. The tutors are always on hand to help us. Feedback is normally detailed and valuable. Care is taken to ensure all students can have the best learning experience possible. I feel that there is an appropriate balance of contact hours and free study periods. My only qualm is that there are many assignments often due at the same time therefore balancing them all appropriately and in relation to seminar/lecture preparation as well as social life outside of studying is difficult. This is especially the case towards the end of term when the largest number of assignments are due.

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