hey! i'm from ivory cost precisely in africa, just to tell you that what you've done is really amazing. I feel over there watching your videos and espacially for me warwick it's a dream... thanks a lot
lol i already feel average/below average already and i havent even started uni yet! XD but people think that im smart just because i got into a top 20 university in the UK and because i applied and got an offer for computer science x3
Heya! I am sorry that I couldn't stand to chat longer, I was at work aha. Thats very sweet of you so thank you very much, hope your first year is going well so far and we'll see you around campus I'm sure :))
hey I am interested in the Finance sector, as warwick has been ranked as top 1 but the jobs people got into is like amazon.. so I was wondering whether it has been ranked correctly?>
Warwick is renowned for it's finance courses, and graduates go on to work for top employers like Deloitte, EY, PwC etc. These companies are highly visible on campus because they go through large efforts to recruit from Warwick, evident by the numerous networking events and workshops held virtually every week. So if you do not feel a job at Amazon is suitable for you, there are many other companies hiring Warwick students. Of course, we cannot distinguish whether or not university rankings are in fact correct or not, as all the existing rankings are based off of different criteria, some of which are subjective, but Warwick does consistently rank highly in Finance which suggests there is something attractive about the course.
Hi was wondering if you could answer some questions for me. Often I find that it is hard to get specific details but that is what matters. So a few questions. I am thinking of applying to warwick for maths, I know they have a very good reputation for the subject. However there are specific things I need to know, firstly How many hours a week does the average student spend studying? high numbers are not a bad thing, Just I know some people that went to polytechnics and got good degrees with very little input. They still work menial jobs because the degree was not worth much. I would rather have 50+ hours a week, because it means the degree is actually worth it. However I do have financial limits so will either need to wait another year and save up or work part time at uni. If uni work is a 60 hour week then I need to have a year out to save up. if Uni work is 40 hours a week or less then I can work part time and be fine. Secondly and more important what are the class sizes like and supervisions/seminars. I have heard that seminar sizes are large and there is little chance for interaction with the lectures? is this true? that would put me off Warwick. I think for a subject like maths there should be seminar/supervision classes of no more then 5/6. I know other universities have this. I am aware that the supervision system of Cambridge is unique and rare, however there are several other high standard universities that have seminar/supervision classes below a ratio of 6:1. What is the actual standard for Warwick here?
Neither of us study maths but Elizabeth has 15 hours a week and I have 8/10 hours a week. It really depends on the course... But we know as a fact that maths has more contact hours. Double this time for seminar work and also some extra time for your own independent revision. It should not be more than 50 hours a week... I have a part time job that I work during the day, evenings and weekends and it hasn't got in the way of my studies :) you just need to find a balance between social life and work life, you may think that university is for study but there are other things to do such as paid work, societies and clubs? So perhaps don't out rule spending a year out to save up money, this definitely would make your university experience more enjoyable.
Answering your second question, it still depends on the course. Maths is quite a big sector of the university so I'm sure that the lecture hall would be full of students... Seminar sizes vary, it's not as many students as there would be in a lecture hall, but it is not one-on-one tutoring. It will usually be less than 10 people, at least mine is. Hope that answered your questions :)
Hey, all the courses at Warwick are good ;) and WMG is one of the largest departments at Warwick, if you have any specific questions about the course, please don't hesitate to give us a message as I know someone who would be able to answer them for you:)
Mambo 5 thanks. yeah I would like to know more about WMG e-business programme.? is it good? and how if i want to take part time job is it possible? because from the website they recommended not, due high amount of assignments. Thanks
Hi guys, Thanks for making this helpful vid Whats the accomodation like? Got any recommendations (bearing in mind I will be studying Economics)? cheers
Hey, it honestly depends on your budget for accommodation and your preferences, such as whether you are wanting an ensuite etc. During first year, you are placed with a whole range of people who don't necessarily study the same course as you, so it wouldn't matter if you study economics as you will be placed in a mix of people :)
Hey, great video. But turn down the music a little.. it's hard to pay attention to what your saying.. the music doesn't have to be that loud...it's like. It's competing with you voices.
Hey, I am afraid that we wouldn't actually know the answer to that. You can look on the Gov.uk website and I am sure that you can find something under the visa section on there :)
There's no extended visa. Basically you have 4 months after the end of your programme to find a job in order to switch to tier 2 visa, which is a hard endevour. If you don't secure a job, you leave the country, so be aware of all the risks you're gonna take.
hey! i'm from ivory cost precisely in africa, just to tell you that what you've done is really amazing. I feel over there watching your videos and espacially for me warwick it's a dream... thanks a lot
Did you apply?
Not yet, I've still a year to get my Bachelor degree in business law and then I will try. If it's not too much expensive
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just got offered a place in biomed science and boooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I'm hyped af
Abdirahman Dama I got an offer too!!!
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Abdirahman Dama Got an offer for Biomedical Science in October
ShadyRa1n hey man good job
Abdirahman Dama You thinking of putting it as your firm or insurance?
What a cute video! I haven't seen a lot of student made videos about Warwick on UA-cam so well done for making the effort. :)
Hello, that's the exact reason why we started a channel as we noticed the same thing. Thank you :))
VVhat uni year are you? :D looking forvvard to come there next year
+Mariam Rz hey, we are first year students :)
@@Mambo5elizabethandolivia Lucky
I got an offer 3 days ago to do politics and history, wish me luckk
I’m applying for 2021 entry for Hist and pol!!
10/10 would recommend to a friend
you guys have such great personalities:D love watching your videos
The White Fileds. This video reminds me of my Exchange year there.
lol i already feel average/below average already and i havent even started uni yet! XD but people think that im smart just because i got into a top 20 university in the UK and because i applied and got an offer for computer science x3
Hi ! I have met you on the JP Morgan net working event ! Just want to say that this channel is very useful for first year students !
Heya! I am sorry that I couldn't stand to chat longer, I was at work aha. Thats very sweet of you so thank you very much, hope your first year is going well so far and we'll see you around campus I'm sure :))
Thank you for sharing your experience.
hey I am interested in the Finance sector, as warwick has been ranked as top 1 but the jobs people got into is like amazon.. so I was wondering whether it has been ranked correctly?>
Warwick is renowned for it's finance courses, and graduates go on to work for top employers like Deloitte, EY, PwC etc. These companies are highly visible on campus because they go through large efforts to recruit from Warwick, evident by the numerous networking events and workshops held virtually every week. So if you do not feel a job at Amazon is suitable for you, there are many other companies hiring Warwick students.
Of course, we cannot distinguish whether or not university rankings are in fact correct or not, as all the existing rankings are based off of different criteria, some of which are subjective, but Warwick does consistently rank highly in Finance which suggests there is something attractive about the course.
Wow, such an informational video! Loved it and keep posting!
This looks like Whitefields halls of residence?
It is Whitefields :)
@@Mambo5elizabethandolivia Yaaaaaas remember it like it was yesterday!#goodoldtimes
any reviews for the full time MBA program at Warwick?
Hey..thx 4 making this video...also thx 4 bringing me on the Earth..!!
Is it same for MBA?
Hello i have got an offer for msc Biotechnology,Bioprocessing anb Business Management.Do you recommend it?
Absolutely, it sounds great! :)
Hi was wondering if you could answer some questions for me. Often I find that it is hard to get specific details but that is what matters. So a few questions. I am thinking of applying to warwick for maths, I know they have a very good reputation for the subject.
However there are specific things I need to know, firstly How many hours a week does the average student spend studying? high numbers are not a bad thing, Just I know some people that went to polytechnics and got good degrees with very little input. They still work menial jobs because the degree was not worth much. I would rather have 50+ hours a week, because it means the degree is actually worth it. However I do have financial limits so will either need to wait another year and save up or work part time at uni. If uni work is a 60 hour week then I need to have a year out to save up. if Uni work is 40 hours a week or less then I can work part time and be fine.
Secondly and more important what are the class sizes like and supervisions/seminars. I have heard that seminar sizes are large and there is little chance for interaction with the lectures? is this true? that would put me off Warwick. I think for a subject like maths there should be seminar/supervision classes of no more then 5/6. I know other universities have this.
I am aware that the supervision system of Cambridge is unique and rare, however there are several other high standard universities that have seminar/supervision classes below a ratio of 6:1.
What is the actual standard for Warwick here?
Neither of us study maths but Elizabeth has 15 hours a week and I have 8/10 hours a week. It really depends on the course... But we know as a fact that maths has more contact hours. Double this time for seminar work and also some extra time for your own independent revision. It should not be more than 50 hours a week... I have a part time job that I work during the day, evenings and weekends and it hasn't got in the way of my studies :) you just need to find a balance between social life and work life, you may think that university is for study but there are other things to do such as paid work, societies and clubs? So perhaps don't out rule spending a year out to save up money, this definitely would make your university experience more enjoyable.
Answering your second question, it still depends on the course. Maths is quite a big sector of the university so I'm sure that the lecture hall would be full of students... Seminar sizes vary, it's not as many students as there would be in a lecture hall, but it is not one-on-one tutoring. It will usually be less than 10 people, at least mine is. Hope that answered your questions :)
how is WMG courses ? does it really good
Hey, all the courses at Warwick are good ;) and WMG is one of the largest departments at Warwick, if you have any specific questions about the course, please don't hesitate to give us a message as I know someone who would be able to answer them for you:)
Mambo 5 thanks. yeah I would like to know more about WMG e-business programme.? is it good?
and how if i want to take part time job is it possible? because from the website they recommended not, due high amount of assignments.
Thanks
Hi guys,
Thanks for making this helpful vid
Whats the accomodation like? Got any recommendations (bearing in mind I will be studying Economics)?
cheers
Hey, it honestly depends on your budget for accommodation and your preferences, such as whether you are wanting an ensuite etc. During first year, you are placed with a whole range of people who don't necessarily study the same course as you, so it wouldn't matter if you study economics as you will be placed in a mix of people :)
So is it good to do MBA in warwick or not?
The Distance Learning MBA at WBS is ranked first in the world by the Financial Times, so we would like to say yes they are good to do aha
You're both so beautiful!
Aw thank you so much, that's so sweet!
Hey, great video. But turn down the music a little.. it's hard to pay attention to what your saying.. the music doesn't have to be that loud...it's like. It's competing with you voices.
hey can you please tell me about the duration of extended visa given by British government after study time for job search ?
Hey, I am afraid that we wouldn't actually know the answer to that. You can look on the Gov.uk website and I am sure that you can find something under the visa section on there :)
There's no extended visa. Basically you have 4 months after the end of your programme to find a job in order to switch to tier 2 visa, which is a hard endevour. If you don't secure a job, you leave the country, so be aware of all the risks you're gonna take.
U girls are talking about how nice it is I'm just here shaking wondering if I'm gonna be the only black guy
Warwick is actually very diverse university :)
warwick is hellaaaa diverse, especially in terms of Black people :) dont worry!
Do you have an instagram Elizabeth?
We don't give our personal accounts I'm afraid
Mambo 5 Ahh, it is okay
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