Accomodation 2012
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Re: Accomodation 2012Agreed. In a rather overpriced way. Just go into uni halls like normal people.(Original post by ellakrystina)
Oh my god, what up!
This is so obviously not an advertisement lololoooll!
edit: Oh god, it looks like ikea threw up everywhere. -
Re: Accomodation 2012Well, going into uni halls is what the vast majority of people do, and it's better for several reasons (cost, living with other freshers etc.), so going for private halls would be the abnormal thing to do.(Original post by ctgmart)
Like normal people. ouch. so I'm not normal? haha -
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I think your definition of normal is different from mine as for any other people's definition as well. the fact that you consider 'living in private halls would be abnormal' is a pretty groundless statement. (no offence bro) but you just can't say that, ok maybe in your opinion but still haha.
soooo what? like the people in all universities that lives in private halls have concluded an abnormal decision? loool. -
Re: Accomodation 2012If the vast majority (90%+, with most of the rest living at home and a few in shared houses) of first years live in university halls, then living in private halls is not the normal thing to do. It's not my opinion, it's just a statistical fact.(Original post by ctgmart)
I think your definition of normal is different from mine as for any other people's definition as well. the fact that you consider 'living in private halls would be abnormal' is a pretty groundless statement. (no offence bro) but you just can't say that, ok maybe in your opinion but still haha.
soooo what? like the people in all universities that lives in private halls have concluded an abnormal decision? loool. -
Re: Accomodation 2012ah. I think we are trying to point out 2 different things, you are talking about first years and I'm talking about first, second, third to post graduate, more like a long term accommodation really. and I am sure that the variables for the statistics are a little bit different.If the vast majority (90%+, with most of the rest living at home and a few in shared houses) of first years live in university halls, then living in private halls is not the normal thing to do. It's not my opinion, it's just a statistical fact.
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Hi
I will be going into my first year at Manchester Uni and cus i'm a local student i don't get guaranteed accommodation. Had a look around the private halls in the city centre and they look quite good. I'd rather have ikea throw up all over than the 1960's throw up all over a crumby 5 bedroom old house. Plus would rather have a couple minute walk to Uni than get the bus in everyday!! -
Re: Accomodation 2012Oh look, more advertising! Apparently you were going to Newcastle Uni and were looking at the student castle there too, what a coincidence! Get a better marketing team.(Original post by sutty4)
Hi
I will be going into my first year at Manchester Uni and cus i'm a local student i don't get guaranteed accommodation. Had a look around the private halls in the city centre and they look quite good. I'd rather have ikea throw up all over than the 1960's throw up all over a crumby 5 bedroom old house. Plus would rather have a couple minute walk to Uni than get the bus in everyday!!
And for reference:
All first year UOM students are guarenteed accommodation regardless of where they live.
http://www.accommodation.manchester....tion-guarantee -
Re: Accomodation 2012You do get guaranteed accommodation though, regardless of where you live! Even if you currently lived opposite the halls, you'd be guaranteed halls so long as you meet a few conditions, which are(Original post by sutty4)
Hi
I will be going into my first year at Manchester Uni and cus i'm a local student i don't get guaranteed accommodation. Had a look around the private halls in the city centre and they look quite good. I'd rather have ikea throw up all over than the 1960's throw up all over a crumby 5 bedroom old house. Plus would rather have a couple minute walk to Uni than get the bus in everyday!!
http://www.accommodation.manchester....tion-guaranteeAll UK/EU undergraduates in the first year of study, provided they
- are coming to University alone
- are studying for their first degree
- have submitted an application for accommodation by 31 August of the year of entry
- have met the conditions of their offer by 31 August
- are applying for accommodation for a full academic session (ie. September to June)
I have to admit that I rather like the imagery of the 1960s throwing up over a house though! -
Re: Accomodation 2012I am curious. why do you see this thread as an advertisement? I mean duuuudee really? LOL, I am quite fascinated by your point of view tbh hahaOh look, more advertising! Apparently you were going to Newcastle Uni and were looking at the student castle there too, what a coincidence! Get a better marketing team.
And for reference:
All first year UOM students are guarenteed accommodation regardless of where they live.
anyway let me make this clear, I am not advertising it. I Just really wanna know if anyone is gonna live in it because I want to have a fellow manchester university student as my neighbor, I know I know that fallowfield is the so called student area, but not all of us prefer living in the "student area", dont get me wrong, I will definitely go and chill there somewhere but at the same time I also want my private place.
haha