Ask a Current Coventry University Student

Maybe I was unclear, the question is posed as to the differences between CU Coventry and Coventry University. Would Coventry University offer better experiences? For instance, CU Cov as I read has smaller classes whereas Coventry University has bigger lecture theatres

Can you call Cov Uni to ask about your application? It’s been a month and I haven’t heard from them. What is the best way to ask?

Emailing can take a few days for you to clear your doubts as you email them back and forth hence calling them is what's best. They are very helpful and will not hesitate to answer all your questions .

Thanks! Just did that, they said it’s a delay on their end and they’re currently doing the fee assessment which will be emailed to me so I should keep an eye on my emails as there is a delay and there is no issue or anything I should be worried about !

Is Coventry University inclusive of minorities in terms of racial, ethnic and LGBTQ communities?

I’m quite aware actually that Cov Uni has a wide racial diversity but what about gay life at Coventry University? Is it somewhere I would fit in easily?

Is Coventry University inclusive of minorities in terms of racial, ethnic and LGBTQ communities?

I’m quite aware actually that Cov Uni has a wide racial diversity but what about gay life at Coventry University? Is it somewhere I would fit in easily?

Best accommodation advice?

Can someone help me? I applied for HNC at Cu Coventry which is equivalent to the first year of uni. However I’m confused, HNC means one year right? does this mean I will only do one year of Uni and that’s it? Will I progress onto the HND and then the Degree? I’m confused as to how it works. I want to do the full three years at Cu Coventry? What do I do?

Can you call Cov Uni to ask about your application? It’s been a month and I haven’t heard from them. What is the best way to ask?

Is there couples accommodation rooms?

Anyone have first-hand experience at Cu Coventry ?

Not Coventry, but I'm currently at CU London if that's any help?

My experience has been absolutely freaking amazing. I had very low expectations going in because I had no idea what I was in for, but I'm pleasantly surprised.

Don't feel inferior to CU Coventry at all. They all come under the CU group so they're treated equally (as far as the students are concerned lol) and I believe we all use the same presentations in lectures and seminars.

Smaller classes make for a MUCH better learning environment.

So far, so brilliant on the whole experience. I'm saying that as someone who isn't in uni for the social life, bear in mind. I'm there to get my degree and be done with it all, so I can't comment on the social life side of things. My favourite thing, however, is how efficient it is. Because it's brand new, they're very innovative and keen on learning from each class/year group/individual's experiences there. They're receptive to feedback and looking to actually make things better for us.

Sounds amazing! Thanks for the wonderful feedback.

From what you’ve seen so far, do you think social life is something you could definitely be able to balance out with uni life? You’ve mentioned you aren’t there for social life but do you think that there’s room for that type of lifestyle? considering that’s what I’m looking for at Cu Coventry.

It's getting to the time where those of you in sixth form will be looking at applying to different universities, and if you're in this forum, then you're likely interested in Coventry as an option!

If you have any questions about the university, or about life in the city, then feel free to post your questions here, and myself or another student here will try and answer

For many of you already at the university, you'll be starting to get the swing of things now, which can often lead to questions or queries about how things go moving forward... so feel free to ask your questions here too