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THANK YOU

apparently I have to rep other people before I rep you again, pft.
More people should be as awesome and I might think about it.

I had to +rep you that Camembert looked delicious.

Thanks for the blog- that's awesome you're lovely!

Ahhh thanks!

I had a visit day last Wednesday and I fell in love with the uni That's a nice diverse set of subjects haha Alot of the lake had ice in so I couldn't admire the entire beauty of the campus What are them two red lego(ey) buildings? They looked cool x

You wrote on your own wall lol :3
Ahh, I knew there must have been a difference between the two buses, thanks for clearing that up!
Is there a gym on every campus or is it only at the accommodation? How far is the town from St Peters court walking? This might be quite a wildcard but what courses are run at Jubilee Campus? I'd like to know the types of subjects people study there!
Thanks x

It's no problem, when I first started I would've loved to have some to ask questions to XD There's a big common room in the foyer with table footbal/sofas/tv/vending machine/laundry area/gym etc, but in the flat it's just your room & ensuite, and a kitchen. The kitchen are rather big though, and have sofas or a big dining table so it can be sociable. Hopper bus goes just from jubilee to university park and is for all student. Bus service is run by St Peter's court has two busses, and is free for residents and goes from st peter's court to jubilee to university park, and the second bus goes into town centre. So it saves on having to find other means of getting into the city/various places and having to pay, it's soooooooo useful. I wouldn't go into town so often if it wasn't there, because it's free and convinient :3

Thanks for replying :3
Do these self catered accommodations have common rooms, or is it just flats with kitchens and stuff? :s Excuse my dumbness, but what's the difference between the bus service and the hopper bus? x

Ahhh lol I heard Broadgate is the best self-catered, I want to be close to both campuses. I've also heard that St Peters is far from University Park - how far is it walking? :/ Yeah, I don't want to miss out at all I didn't know you could have accommodation for year 2 and 3 Thanks! x

My first question is, how common is it for people who have a course on Jubilee Campus to live on University Park? I think I want self-catered too I cannot decide on accommodation at all, so advice please x