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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.

Paradox: wrote:
> "Halls of residence" isn't it?

I guess so, but some places don't call it that. It depends if you're in a city or on a campus.

Are you all scared of communal showers? :(

*Zips back up*

gerrid wrote:
> I'm talking a long corridor with rooms on and a bathroom at the end.
> That's rubbish.

"Halls of residence" isn't it?

How un-PC and sexist for a student site. ;)

Are you going for the city campus or the rural campus?

Flick Cox

Paradox: wrote:
> I'm going to University of Central Lancashire.

[URL]http://www.uclansu.co.uk/main/welfare/safety[/URL]

No quickies for Para.

I applied for my accomodation ages ago.

I think all Unis do it different, some might even wait for you to get your results before they allocate a room.

I got a letter from Lincoln the other day saying they have allocated me a room and from the sounds of the letter, it is en-suite (my first choice)

Which is always a bonus.

I'm talking a long corridor with rooms on and a bathroom at the end. That's rubbish.

Surely all the accomodation has corridors you doik.