Neo Wong if you had the chance to uni would you go to a uni outside London?

If you want good internships you go to a uni in london

So glad to hear that! Feel free to say hey if you ever see us on campus ;) We will try to as soon as we get back, so stay tuned :D

Your comment is 5 years old now, so I’m assuming you graduated? How was the uni, I’m considering studying history there next year :)

Emmanuella Igwebuike, did you get good grades?

@@zawarudo4497 i actually want to know as well XD

are you here yet?

Dude, updates.

pls not haha

Hey! The social side of campus can honestly be a bit difficult at times, as it is a campus uni and to get anywhere such as Leamington or Coventry, you do need to take a bus. But on campus there are places that you can go out to eat, theres an Art Centre that has a student cinema, and activities to do in the Sport Centre such as Rock Climbing. There is also a club on campus and several bars for something to do in the evening. For me, the leap between A Level and Degree was quite big, only due to the amount of independent study you are expected to do, but this would be expected for any university you go to. I am very happy at Warwick and wouldn't have chosen a different university:) don't worry about the questions, keep them coming!! ;)

Mambo 5 thank you so much! That's really good to know

The social life is good if you make the social life good, there are so many events going on around you on campus, in Leamington and in Coventry, so it’s making the effort to go to them and talk to people :)) there are a variety of students who come to Warwick. Also myself, nor Elizabeth, do computer science so couldn’t really answer any questions there. If you have any specific questions to the course, you may want to contact the uni :)

Hey! Warwick is a campus based university so there are student residencies on-site. First year students are guaranteed a residency on campus, but move to either Leamington, Kenilworth, Coventry or Canley during the following years (these are in the places/cities around the uni). Final year students can also apply to be on campus :)

Hey, thanks for the instant response! That's interesting to hear, it's a good idea, because that way the new students can become familiar with the 'university way of life' when they start off, and makes it easy to make new friends and such! I was also wondering if you have student clubs in the UK? There are different clubs here, each with their own flag and their own residual bar where they always go

Hey! The campus is really beautiful :3 It really depends on where you want to eat as there are a variety of restaurants on campus, so meals can range from £3 to £20 if you want to eat out. There is also a shop on campus where you can buy sandwiches and other foodie things :))

Make the most of this summer, because it will be one of the best ones. Make the most of first term and freshers week, going out wise because it gets slightly more intense during second and third term. Don't bring a whole load of stuff because your rooms cannot accommodate everything you have from home aha. Look forward to it!

Hey! They seemed to have changed it from when I was in first year, so you can find all of the information on their website: warwick.ac.uk/services/sport/ They have either memberships which let you access all the facilities all year, bundles, 30 day passes and also pay as you go, so have a little look to see whatever one suits you!

Mambo 5 ok thanks

Hi, I would check their website for this information as prices/membership options seem to have changed since we were at uni !

The nightlife is usually very good, every Wednesday you have a POP! event in the SU and they have other events that go on almost everyday of the week. There is also Coventry and Leamington Spa which have pretty good nights out too, such as Kasbah, Neon and Smack :)

University is what you make of it, so if you go out and make it fun, then it can be amazing !