Warwick offers

Anyone know when Warwick usually issue their offers? Appreciate it can be anytime until about Easter, but just wondered if there was a rough window… it’s for EPP

Anyone know when Warwick usually issue their offers? Appreciate it can be anytime until about Easter, but just wondered if there was a rough window… it’s for EPP

Hi!
As a student ambassador I can't say much around admissions, but I'm currently in my final year studying EPP so happy to answer any questions you may have about the course, modules, student life etc!
Best wishes,
Jasmine (Student Ambassador)

Hi!
As a student ambassador I can't say much around admissions, but I'm currently in my final year studying EPP so happy to answer any questions you may have about the course, modules, student life etc!
Best wishes,
Jasmine (Student Ambassador)

Anyone know when Warwick usually issue their offers? Appreciate it can be anytime until about Easter, but just wondered if there was a rough window… it’s for EPP

Hi Jasmine, can I ask if you did a work placement, if so where & what you got out of it?

Anyone know when Warwick usually issue their offers? Appreciate it can be anytime until about Easter, but just wondered if there was a rough window… it’s for EPP

For Warwick, especially for EPP, offers usually come out quite late. A lot of people hear back between February and March, and some even into April.
So if you haven’t heard yet, it’s completely normal. No news doesn’t mean bad news at all, Warwick is just slow with PPE/EPP decisions.
Basically, you’re still well within the normal window, so I wouldn’t stress yet.

Hi, sure!
I did a summer internship in the banking field, and although the work itself wasn’t directly related to the content of my degree, I found the experience incredibly valuable. It gave me a proper insight into the corporate world and helped me get a better sense of what day-to-day work might actually look like outside of an academic setting.
One of the main things I took away was a clearer idea of what kind of career I might want to pursue. Going in, I wasn’t entirely sure what kind of roles I’d be interested in post-uni, but spending time in a professional environment helped me figure out what kinds of things I enjoyed (and what I didn’t). It also helped me realise how important things like company culture and team dynamics are, which isn’t something you can really learn from just reading about companies online. It was also a great opportunity to network and speak to people at different stages of their careers. I met lots of new people and asked a lot of questions about how they got to where they are and general career advice; those conversations really helped me think more broadly about what’s possible after graduation.
Even though the work didn’t overlap much with my actual degree content, I still found the experience worthwhile because of all the transferable skills like time management, communication, and adapting to new challenges. These kinds of experiences also look great on a CV and give you examples to talk about in future interviews.
I’d definitely recommend applying for internships/work experience when the time comes, even if you’re not 100% sure what you want to do - it’s such a great way to explore your options and get ahead in your career journey.
Hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions!
Best wishes,
Jasmine (Student Ambassador)

Thanks Jasmine, that’s really helpful. Banking per se isn’t a direct interest (well, not currently!) but behavioural economics is, so it’ll be interesting to see where things go. Just need the offer!