First of all, I hope you managed to get in. As for the actual modules, I'm only in second year so I wouldn't have the best information but in the second you have a module called groups and rings that helps develop a good understanding of how group theory works. Judging by the content from the module websites, I would like to say some good modules to take during 3rd year would be Mathematics of Machine Learning and introduction to group theory. Group Theory itself is a module during 4th year. However, note that during 3rd and 4th years, like Susie said, you get 100% free choice but this also means that if a module only has 5 people taking it, they might not run it.

Yes dont worry, maths degree is always hard. Start studying early or in advance or something. Like basic group theory, linear algebra, analysis n stuff

Hi Aki! I actually didn't complete any entrance exams either when I joined Warwick. I started practising for STEP (which was definitely a mixed bag for me) but ended up not taking it, and I've found the course entirely manageable without taking entrance exams!

Warwick currently makes a fair few offers to people which don't include entrance exams (eg A*A*A*, A*A*AA or contextual offers) so you definitely won't be alone in not taking entrance exams. The course at Warwick is designed to be useful for people who've come from all different backgrounds, so I found we were all brought to the same level over the first year!

Go to Sheffield or Loughborough. Highly recommended places

@@susiegabriel1032 Warwick is pretty posh and hard to get in omg

Each of the rooms is a different shape but they all have the exact same stuff and the exact same floor area, they just might be in different positions.

I'm glad I could help Kellie! Yes, I'm absolutely planning on doing videos about my 2nd and 3rd year modules :D

It would definitely be enough for me!

I haven't seen any same-gendered flats in Whitefields personally, so I'm not sure

Congrats on your offer!!! I'm glad it was useful - the whole reason I chose Whitefields was to save money, yeah :D

You're right, I wish there were more maths KZbinrs out there! The video about my module choices is a really good idea, actually, I might do that. Obviously I can't speak for everyone and I recommend people do their own research, but personally, I've had no problems at all with the funding? It took me about 5 minutes to change it on the student finance website, and after that I've been fine :D

Hi Jowie! I didn't personally know any postgrads in Whitefields, but I believe some do live there!

THERES AN EXTRA YEAR. OMG SUCH NOOBS

@@thenoobalmighty8790 at Cambridge, that extra year is quite painful sometimes.

Hi! I took Maths, Further Maths, Physics and English Literature and I got an A* in all of them

Hi! From my experiences, it's always been very safe, but I guess that's harder for me to judge as I pass quite easily as cishet - there's been the occasional bit of ignorance/ misunderstanding but nothing that made me feel unsafe. I've met loads of lgbt people here so far - I'm in both the Pride and Sapphic societies, so meeting them is obviously quite easy through that, but even in other societies and in Whitefields last year, there were lots of us around!

@@susiegabriel1032 thank u v much!! Ill defenetly b less scared if i end up at warwick and ofc sorry uve had to face a bit of ignorance i know it leaves such a bad feeling though glad it was never too bad. And uu its very nice to hear about the societies cause for whatever reason I hadn't thought of that at all, so thank u lots and hope u enjoy ur second year!!

Hiya - sorry for the late reply! It's tricky to say whether it's "hard" as that obviously means different things to different people, but so far I've definitely found it something that I have to work at, but is never impossible. I personally didn't take any admission tests, getting in purely based on my a levels, and I've been meeting all the targets I have for myself; I'd say that the person on student room is completely wrong! Warwick wouldn't let you in if they thought you were going to struggle on the course, so if you make the grades you'll be fine, no matter whether those grades include the STEP or not :D

At the beginning of the year, the maths department sent out an email asking for student bloggers; I applied, and as you can tell, was successful! :D

Hi, sorry for the late reply - I'd say a 10 minute walk, but you could definitely make it in 5 if you were late haha

Congrats for getting into Warwick!! I'm a Cambridge reject myself, so I know just how disappointing that can feel - but honestly, I'm so happy I ultimately ended up at Warwick, from the course to the stress to the friends I made. If you're talented enough to make it here, you'll certainly thrive in whatever scenario you end up in, and Warwick is a pretty nice place to be thriving in!! Good luck with the course, and if you ever have any questions or want to chat, I'd be more than happy to help :D

You're very welcome!! In my opinion, the mattress was fine - a bit springy, and not as comfy as my one at home, but that seems to be par for the course with uni beds and I soon adjusted!

@@susiegabriel1032 Thank again, I hope it won't kill my back 😅

I went with Whitefields!! It was great for saving money + the location, but it's obviously not as glamorous as some of the other accommodation

Hi! Glad you enjoyed it :D Yes, I am paid - it's something like £13 an hour (plus holiday pay) and one vlog a month will count as 2 hours of pay.

I don't really regret anything about coming here, apart from some of the ways the university has handled political issues on campus, but that's clearly a very personal thing and you'd have to do your own research on that I guess. And as to the vibe of people, that's a tough one to answer - there seems to be a massive range! As with any uni (I assume) you're going to get a big mix, so you should always be able to find your crowd. The lecturers have been very good so far, with maybe a couple here and there who I'm not such a fan of? Again, there's a massive range, so whilst I, say, aren't such a fan of lecturers who go into extreme depth about some of the topics, others might appreciate the extra detail. They've all been very friendly and clearly know what they're talking about though, and I've had some really passionate lecturers who have properly inspired me.

Did you find your first semester hard ? Rn I have no idea what’s going on and it’s only been three weeks 🥲 (maths and stats btw)

@@St-xs3gd dont know if ur asking meor not but i only applied for unis a week ago so ihave no idea yetwhat it will b likd

@@St-xs3gd and hwat do u mean when u say u have no idea whats going on. Is the content too hard?

Will do!!!

@@susiegabriel1032 tysm!! Itd be super helpful for next year, specifically could u talk about the popular sports, the area (like dor going on walks and cycles) and the teachers and the sort of community of the place. Sorry if its a bit too much but i would love to know if the place is somewhere i would like to live in during uni. As obvs how th9eyve handled covid cause who knows by when that will b over

Thank you! Of course, I'll make a review style video of Warwick soon - when do you have to make your choice by again? I'll try to get it out before then so you're well-informed

@@susiegabriel1032 I think I have to make my choice by early June. And thankk youu 😊❤