[sarah-ellen]

(Original post by tiffanylily93)
Oh I've got a separate flat in the town centre, moving in at the end of June!

hi, im also getting a flat in the centre bit worried about not meeting people as i wont be living in halls, you concerned at all?

[tiffanylily93]

(Original post by sarah-ellen)
hi, im also getting a flat in the centre bit worried about not meeting people as i wont be living in halls, you concerned at all?

Yep I'm a bit worried too! When are you moving in? And what are you studying? x

[sarah-ellen]

(Original post by tiffanylily93)
Yep I'm a bit worried too! When are you moving in? And what are you studying? x

wont be moving until august, need to save some money! will be doing religious studies which no one else seems to be doing! how about you?
are you getting a flat on your own or moving with someone?

[sarah.connolly]

(Original post by Lahrun)
Firmed Education too! I didn't really think the construction would be tooooooo bad, so have also put newton as my first! Should be fine (: really excited now though!

Brilliant! I can't wait! When do we find out which accomodation we have? Is it when we get results and accept the place, or before that? Also, when do we move in?

[sarah.connolly]

(Original post by tiffanylily93)
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I've firmed Education studies too!

Huzzah! Friends!

[imogenrh]

Is anyone doing the BA Acting course in sept? ....

[rachelsayers87]

Hello, I know this is generally for Undergraduate but I can't find a thread for Bath Spa in the Post Graduate forum! I have two offers for the MA Heritage Management and MA Curatorial Studies but I am undecided as to which I am taking. If I accept either course I will be moving to Bath in September, what is the accommodation like for students at Bath Spa? Either Undergraduate or Postgraduate?

[Allymc]

(Original post by rachelsayers87)
If I accept either course I will be moving to Bath in September, what is the accommodation like for students at Bath Spa? Either Undergraduate or Postgraduate?

The University doesn't offer accomodtion for post grad, only 1st year undergraduate. 2nd, 3rd and post grad have to go into the private sector, but the University can help you out with finding some where.

[torr_x]

i've heard from them now. and have an offer. have you heard anything? x

[saifrasheed]

i soon as i read Newton park would have construction work throughout the year, i ran a mile, and opted for Waterside and Charlton! haha, anyone applied for psychology?

[trudy13]

Hello, Im Trudy. I finally found this thread after spending three days talking on University of Bath forums and being really confused!! Im hopefully going to be studying Creative Writing in Septemer. I applied for Waterside (I really wanna get in here) Newton Campus and Independent housing is my last choice. I really hope I don't end up in Newton but I had to try and keep my price at around £100 a week
What's everyone else doing? x

[tiffanylily93]

(Original post by sarah-ellen)
wont be moving until august, need to save some money! will be doing religious studies which no one else seems to be doing! how about you?
are you getting a flat on your own or moving with someone?

Education Studies Oh and I'm getting a flat with my sister!


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[Laenaia]

(Original post by saifrasheed)
i soon as i read Newton park would have construction work throughout the year, i ran a mile, and opted for Waterside and Charlton! haha, anyone applied for psychology?

Oh same, Psychology for me

Yeah i've put waterside as my first choice and newton park for my second so I hope I get my first choice, don't want to have to deal with construction work :P

[Littlereddevilrocs]

(Original post by trudy13)
Hello, Im Trudy. I finally found this thread after spending three days talking on University of Bath forums and being really confused!! Im hopefully going to be studying Creative Writing in Septemer. I applied for Waterside (I really wanna get in here) Newton Campus and Independent housing is my last choice. I really hope I don't end up in Newton but I had to try and keep my price at around £100 a week
What's everyone else doing? x

hi there Im Jazz I am planning to study English lit/ creative writing and live on Newton park campus.. fingers crossed!

is anyone else planning to do the same?

[rach2012x]

(Original post by saifrasheed)
i soon as i read Newton park would have construction work throughout the year, i ran a mile, and opted for Waterside and Charlton! haha, anyone applied for psychology?

Hi I applied for Psychology and Education Studies will be living on Newton Park campus though, didn't think about the construction work :/ Oh well, it will have to do now!

[atticushanx]

i applied for english lit!! finally someone who's doing it!!! hey there

[trudy13]

(Original post by Littlereddevilrocs)
hi there Im Jazz I am planning to study English lit/ creative writing and live on Newton park campus.. fingers crossed!

is anyone else planning to do the same?

Oh heyyy Jazz, and Atticus! Glad i've found some people doing a similar course!!

[Lahrun]

Didn't really think much about the construction! The noisy bit is happening now over the summer so it's my first choice also

[rach2012x]

(Original post by Lahrun)
Didn't really think much about the construction! The noisy bit is happening now over the summer so it's my first choice also

I didn't think too much about that either, but I'm sure it will be fine! All 3 of my choices are on Newton Park campus, I can't really be bothered to stay off campus, I'm too lazy

[Tulin]

(Original post by sarah-ellen)
hi, im also getting a flat in the centre bit worried about not meeting people as i wont be living in halls, you concerned at all?

Hey!
I'll be in my second year at September, and I started my first year living off campus! Getting a flat in the centre is very useful for things such as getting that shopping up the hill, and don't feel it's not the end of the world at all. If you will be living with housemates - then you've already made friends - and if you have a problem with them, all you need to do is speak to the uni and something can be sorted out =) If you are living with housemates - contact them before uni starts! You may be able to make friends before you even meet them

I'd recommend joining as many societies that appeal to you, and be as open minded as possible. You'll meet loads of people that way, and during the campus this year... Will be a lot of construction work (so muchh noise!) and it'll be easier to study without drunk students dancing around campus at turning on the fire alarm at 3am in the morning.

I hope this has helped, any questions and I'd be glad to answer them!