I've seen tonnes of people on Shaftesbury and Pitville.
I have genuinely seen no people who are in Eildon and Merrowdown or the Annexed accommodation.

It's either going to be me on my own, or i've got really introvert flatmates.

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GinaBardo

I am thinking about Gloucestershire for Marketing Management and Branding - can I ask what convinced you that Gloucestershire was right for you? Was it solely the course? Location is a big issue for me, but I am still not convinced that Gloucestershires branding inspires me enough to do a branding based course there. Any thoughts would be gratefully recieved! Thanks :confused:

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jess27991

Original post by GinaBardo

it the course and campus :biggrin:

im doing Religion, Philosophy and Ethics gloucestershire is such a nice place everything is local and not to far away :smile:

if your not really inspired by the course maybe try another uni i went to keele before and wasnt really 100% when i started and i left by the febuary u need to really like the course and the place before committee as now u have to think about the money but u still get the whole loan from student fiance which u just pay back at the end of the 3 years so just be certain that the course and uni is the right one you will also have a slight niggling feeling but everyone gets that just natural :smile:

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MikkiBartlett

Beth which Cinderford room are you in? :smile:

I lived in Cinderford this last year (best block :wink:

), and was in E3 :biggrin:

There are 5 flats in Cinderford, Flat B has 3 bedrooms, Flat C, D and E has 6 bedrooms and Flat F has 5 :biggrin:

Just so you have an idea as to how many people you'll be living with :smile:

However, I found that you become fast friends with everyone in the block and I'd consider pretty much all of the people in Cinderford as my good friends :smile:

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