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"Uni Accomodation"

Got my form to fill in for accomodation for uni which is a little unnerving, its the final step in a lot of ways I suppose. Just wanted to get a bit of feedback from those of you already at a uni.

Which is the best, in your opinion, kind of room to have:

Normal/halls

Cluster blocks (6-8 rooms and shared bathroom/kitchen)

Cluster blocks with en-suite (for those scared to poo in a shared bathroom)

Off-campus house (generally cheaper I think but more travel)



Thanks a lot in advance.

Hah, no I was up till about half two, did loads. Then the postman woke me up at about eight... the earliest any postman has ever been in my street.

SHEEPY wrote:
> I was making fun of myself Hedfix you stupid twatface.

Heh. Did you get any studying done last night, or did WoW sap away your will to work?

I was making fun of myself Hedfix you stupid twatface.

Mouldy Cheese wrote:
> See you there. If I get in.

[I]great!

English and Related Arts.

Related Arts was fun and the English was the serious qualification for 'outside of uni-land'.

Good times, I think I'll go back someday.

Hedfix what did you do at uni?

SHEEPY wrote:
> I've totally wasted my first two years at Uni... least I'm not in
> debt.
>
> Damn students having all the fun.

Yeah because being in the black's what matters at Uni...

retard

AbsoluT Neó wrote:
> Indeed, the queue for the toilet/bathroom was a nightmare and even
> then someone would get infront of you, if you weren't careful.

eh?

We had 4 toilets between 10 people. 2 Baths and 2 showers.

Where the hell did/do you go to Uni?

Halls it is for me.

Cant afford en suite though - it would be an extra £600. I can't justify that on having my own toilet.

gerrid wrote:
> I'm going to sussex, so everything is on campus and self catering
> (although there are a lot of cafes and stuff, natch). I chose a
> shared house type thing en suite as my first choice, then a sort of
> small flat with a kitchen bathroom and 4-6 rooms. There aren't any
> halls as such, so I picked somewhere with a communal place so that
> you could make friend with the people you live with and spend some
> time together. There's always the SU for making friends and whatnot.
> It's different for you city uni guys, but I have to move out to
> Brighton for my 2nd and 3rd years, which will be interesting, to say
> the least.

See you there. If I get in.