University of Warwick 2022 Applicants

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Reply 3820

RachelRambo

Original post by Courtzzz13

Anyone moving into Sherbourne on the 22nd? X

I am!

University of Warwick

Coventry

Reply 3821

ScoutLeopard

Original post by DP4300

How long did you have to wait for your Warwick offers?

I waited 4 months or so (heard in May) but I also applied in mid november which is quite a bit before the ucas deadline. I was also told that the second years waited until either March or May (can't remember whcih) so I was expecting that anyway.

Reply 3822

username4441998

Original post by ScoutLeopard

Ahh ok thank you!

Reply 3823

Courtzzz13

Original post by RachelRambo

I am!

I’ll DM you!

Reply 3824

Cazzer2410

Hi, I'm moving into Heronbank on the 24th, and was wondering if there was a group chat to join so I could meet some flat mates before the move day to make it less awkward lol 😅

Reply 3825

RachelRambo

Hiya- does anybody at Warwick know how to look at previous presentations? I don't get how all the online services work!!!

Reply 3826

Anonymous #46

Original post by RachelRambo

Hiya- does anybody at Warwick know how to look at previous presentations? I don't get how all the online services work!!!

Moodle: your main hub for lecture notes, slides, assignments, announcements etc.
Echo360: lecture recordings, often linked from each module's moodle page
Microsoft eStream: also used for lecture recordings, and more often for pre-recorded videos, again often linked from moodle pages
Teams: sometimes also used alongside/instead of Moodle and Echo360 for the same purposes, as well as live online lectures

If you mean Welcome Week presentations, you may have been emailed a link to a recording on eStream or Teams. If something isn't recorded and you can't find a copy of the slides, you can email or ask in the moodle module forum so you know where to find them in future for that specific module.

Reply 3827

Anonymous #293

Original post by aditis9575

Me! I applied back in November :frown:

do you wanna trade personal statements and see?

Hi , I'm this years applicant , could you pls tell me which date ( approx. will also work ) did you apply to LSE?
Did they tell you that places are full ?
Your help would be of great assistance , waiting !!

Reply 3828

Brokenshower

1) Biomedical sciences

2) AAA in Biology and Chemistry and Psychology. A* in Polish A level achieved

3) Very good biomed ranking and its a very good uni

3) Warwick, St Georges, UCL, Bath

Reply 3829

MatteoSaff

Original post by the_explorer

Hi

I will be an international student in the UK next year.My English level is sufficient to study at uni, but I'm afraid I'm not FLUENT enough to secure some internships in the future - let alone getting a good job in the UK after graduation.
The jobs I'll be looking for are in fields like finance,politics... where English is very important.

Is there anyone who had the same fears but managed to become fluent after a 3-year degree?How much will studying in the UK help me improve my English? (especially speaking skills...)

Hi there the_explorer.

Do not worry about your level of English not being the best right now. The fact that you have the ability to study in English means that you already have a good level. Plus, living in the UK for 3 years means that you will use English everyday and you will get better at English without even realising it. The friends you will meet will be from every part of the world and the common language you guys will speak in is English so don’t worry. you’ll be speaking like a native in no time!