Warwick Firmers

Unis aren't restricted any more in how many students with good grades (ABB and above) they are allowed to take. It's possible they'd take you even if you dropped a grade. Do you have a 'normal' Birmingham offer as well as an unconditional one? if you do you could use that as your insurance, and then you'd be no worse off than if you'd just taken the unconditional really


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It's possible, but I don't know whether I want to take that chance! Has it been heard of for Warwick to do that? They seem like a pretty strict uni to me! Yeah I can insure them too

They are known to be quite strict but I think the change in the rules will probably make them a bit more lenient these days.

All up to you of course, but I reckon Warwick's worth a risk


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Hello everyone. I'm a current Warwick student being nosey about who's coming next year

Hey, I've tried to PM you but can't! Just wanted some advice from you on what you think makes Warwick a special place to study? I've picked up on that vibe from some of your posts

I'm torn between Warwick and Nottingham for Law. The latter has the better reputation for the course, but Warwick has the better general reputation.

Thanks!

Warwick course you're firming - Engineering
Grades you need - AAA
Where you're picking as Insurance - Leicester
Comments - I've visited Warwick twice now and absolutely loved it - its an amazing place and the course looks perfect! I can't wait, although I'm a little scared I won't make the grades :/

Yayy another engineer!

Woo! I guess I'll see you there!

Yup! I haven't come across many prospective Warwick engineers on tsr... They must be too bust getting trolled by maths n physics

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