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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.

I had to photocopy my buspass and nick the photo off that as well, which is terrible and 2 years old.
Why they hell did they want a picture anyway?

"Hey, look at this skank! No en-suite for you, darlin'" etc etc

Got anything back yet, gamesfreak?

Heh.

Quite a few people I know who are going to Lincoln got into the same problem of discarding the letter with the form in it.

It was pretty small though.

Well it's nice to know that you and Linclon Uni have started on the right foot.

Urg.

I was thinking about accomodation today ... thought that is was a bit odd I've not been sent anything through the post about it. So I had a look through the mountains of paper-work I've got, to find a tiny little application form shoved with a letter I got last year sometime, which has to be in by next week.

So that got done rather quickly, and off it goes.
Hope I haven't screwed up my chances of getting a decent room.

They could have at least reminded me after I chose my uni, or sent the stuff through then, or do something remotely helpful. Assclowns.

Celestine wrote:
>
> Just keep telling them you're Notable. Hehe. ;)

With a pause between the 'not' and 'able'. :P

Live in halls. End of.

SHEEPY wrote:
> Yep, a sexy beast like myself would be a machine on campus but alas I
> get none.

SHEEPY = Sexy Machina

Just keep telling them you're Notable. Hehe. ;)

Yep, a sexy beast like myself would be a machine on campus but alas I get none.

Tomm wrote:
> Hedfix wrote:
> Getting up 5 mins before a lecture and strolling in there on time is
> great.
>
> Even better if you're a student.
>
> I have that option at York, seeing as there is accomodation right
> next to the place where most of my lectures will take place, but I
> dont know whether I'd rather have a bit of a walk in a morning, might
> be much more sociable...

Staying up later with your mates is more sociable I'd wager.

SHEEPY wrote:
> I wouldn't recommend commuting to anyone, ever.

If I were to have lived at home, last year would have been shockingly crap and I probably would have quit uni.

I joined one club and the social side wasn't that good, luckily however I made some great mates in halls and went out loads of times there.