r/UniversityOfWarwick

i remember seeing that the second selection round will be on 21st may (today), does this mean the remaining results will be sent out tomorrow?

Wuges spam is too much, unleash your stress/questions in here instead please.

Same rules about civility apply.

When are the second round decisions coming? And have they given out any 100% scholarships as of yet in the first round. Since I don’t think these scholarship panels were divided based on whether students have till 4th June or till May to firm since Warwick can’t really know when students received their last offers.

Hi guys，I was wondering if anyone here has attended it before? How was your experience with the courses, workload, social activities, and accommodation/living in Barcelona?

Also, is anyone planning to go this summer? My friend and I are considering joining, and it would be nice to connect with others who are also preparing for it.

hii so ill be taking management in WBS, im a really social person so i enjoy going out alot. so far for the rooms i like (not in order btw): cryfield townhouse, claycroft, rootes, sherbs.

ik rootes is very social n fun, but what about the other accoms like cryfield townhouse n claycroft like r ppl usually anti there.. or whats the rep. Thankss :)

Hi everyone:

I had a conditional offer from Warwick and I chose Warwick as my insurance choice, which led to me being disqualified from warwick global scholarship. Yesterday, I swapped my firm and insurance choices- Aim I eligible for the scholarship now?

I’m applying for accom and there’s an option whether I prefer quiet or non quiet areas, what’s the difference if it’s going to be a single gender (female) flat? Im not sensitive to noise or anything but I don’t party or drink either

I just wanted to ask how many scholarships/aid warwick gives for undergrads. I want to study maths at warwick but paying full price as an international is very tough. How high is the competition for the scholarships? If you know anyone has has gotten atleast a partial scholarship what did theie stats look like?

I have an A*A*A offer for morse and extenuating circumstances of a young carer, if marginally miss my A grade and get A*A*B instead am i likely to get rejected?

Incoming international WBS PG here. I’m trying to understand the 8-week difference in contract lengths. I’m deciding between Benefactors (50 weeks) and Cryfield Studio (42 weeks). I do like Cryfield because of the private kitchen space, but the shorter contract period is what’s holding me back a bit.

I know it’s been like only 4 days or something once they gave the notice for the accommodation.

I’m coming for Master’s this year at Warwick. I need only an on campus accommodation😭 I have to fulfill my conditions before booking which I’ll do within next week.

Will the entire accommodations be full by then ??? By next week ??? That’s my only concern. I’m freaking out and I’m anxious. Please do help me to know info on that and thank you!

Currently looking at getting 2A*’s in maths and further, but 2B’s in physics and econ in the summer. Am I straight to my insurance if this happens or would I have any bargaining power…
Currently an offer holder with offer of 2A*s in maths and further with A in a third subject.

Hi I just wanted to know if any A+F student missed their grade offer before and still got in. If so what were your grades and how did you appeal? I’m just worried that I might end up with AABB worst case scenario…..

I’m extremely sensitive to noise, so my biggest priority is a VERY quiet accommodation. I really don’t want flats where people party all night because I need a peaceful environment to study and sleep properly.

Could anyone recommend:

• 3 quietest ensuite accommodations
• and also 3 quiet shared bathroom accommodations?

Price honestly isn’t a problem for me. I just want somewhere calm.

Appreciate any recommendations or experiences !!

I got accepted for Warwick with a conditional offer of 38 / 45 on the IB with 6 in HL maths. Unfortunately, I doubt I will get a 6 in HL maths and probably will not score a 38 overall. If I miss by 1-2 points (e.g. I score 36/37 with 5 in HL maths), will they still let me in? Should I email them now asking to maybe switch to a course with more leniency?

I am looking for something quite social, and doing sports as I play tennis and going Morse at Warwick. I need an en suite and want a good social. I have Sherborne and Jack Martin but I need 2 more ensuit choices. For my shared bathroom I am doing Tocil, Rootes and Claycroft do you guys think this is suitable for me.?

applying for accom for this year, doing a morse undergrad, and wanted to know which of the three I've said I should pick. basically my student finance is a bit crap - only entitled to the base amount of 5k - so my idea of getting a decent ensuite has gone out the window. It's come down to the shared bathrooms, which i was gonna add to my list anyway, but now its shot to the top.

As for socials, im not a fan of loud social environments where I live, I'd rather something quieter. and for the bathrooms, ive survived with many siblings (barely) but idk how many people it is per bathroom (id like the minimum amount if poss).

I do my shopping at aldi, not tescos (which is the shop Ive only heard WW students talk abt), and go the gym frequently, but I'm used to a long walk to it, so the accom being as close as poss to the gym isnt a necessity for me.

any help would be great, thanks!

Does anyone know if Cryfield Studio is available for undergraduates 26-27, or it is only for postgraduates?

Thank yall

Hi everyone,

I'm from a middle-class family, so cost matters a lot to me. Warwick is attractive because living expenses are much cheaper than London, and over three years the difference seems pretty big.

However, I’ve heard many international students struggle to find jobs in the UK after graduation. Because of that, UCL being in London feels attractive since internships and networking opportunities seem more accessible.

I’m also thinking long term. If I eventually return to my home country, I feel like UCL may have stronger name recognition among the general public.

So I’m stuck: Warwick = lower costs, UCL = London opportunities + stronger brand?

For Economics and international students, is UCL worth the extra cost? Any thoughts?