Those going to St Peters Court accommodation
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Those going to St Peters Court accommodation
Hi all
I'm applying for accommodation at the university of Nottingham and I'm really sorry but i can't help but notice there are a large number ethnicity's going into St Peters court from replies I've seen on the student room and the on facebook group, is this purely a coincidence? -
Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodation
A contributing factor could be that a slightly higher percentage of international students go to off campus because unlike on campus halls, you don't have to move all of your stuff out over christmas/easter and obviously moving your **** back to the other side of the world is a hell of a lot more annoying than getting your parents to whack it in the car and move it to Bristol or wherever. But as someone who lives here now, whilst there is a decent mix, the strong majority of students are british.
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Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationI'm so glad you asked this, I'm also going to be living in St Peters court and when I looked at the Facebook group I noticed only 6 of the 38 had English sounding names. I personally have no problem with this either but I was curious to why this was the case. My only worry is that international students tend to stick together but when i looked a bit further I noticed that most of the people are home students but just of indian descent.(Original post by katiejones1993)
Hi all
I'm applying for accommodation at the university of Nottingham and I'm really sorry but i can't help but notice there are a large number ethnicity's going into St Peters court from replies I've seen on the student room and the on facebook group, is this purely a coincidence? -
Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationAgain, and not that it matters as there really isn't a problem with it, for whatever reason those of Asian ethnicity have just applied early and joined the Facebook group. The vast majority will be white British...they most likely haven't been arsed to join any social groups online as of yet.(Original post by IcedTea&PotNoodle)
I'm so glad you asked this, I'm also going to be living in St Peters court and when I looked at the Facebook group I noticed only 6 of the 38 had English sounding names. I personally have no problem with this either but I was curious to why this was the case. My only worry is that international students tend to stick together but when i looked a bit further I noticed that most of the people are home students but just of indian descent.Last edited by scbond; 25-04-2012 at 16:10. -
Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationNot an application form, no, just a tenancy agreement and a couple of other things like a direct debit agreement if you choose to pay that way. If you apply directly with Unite then there's the online form but I would say that's the only difference.(Original post by SDNY24)
Hi, Did everyone applying to St Peter's Court have to fill out an application form to UNITE before they had recieved an accomodation offer?Last edited by scbond; 28-04-2012 at 14:05. -
Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationI got some computer document based form to fill in before I got my offer.(Original post by scbond)
Not an application form, no, just a tenancy agreement and a couple of other things like a direct debit agreement if you choose to pay that way. If you apply directly with Unite then there's the online form but I would say that's the only difference. -
Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationTrying to prove a point or something?!(Original post by EN_32)
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Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationHi(Original post by SDNY24)
Hi, I was just wondering is it better to pay accomodation in installments or pay the whole sum upfront?
Well i'm paying in installments but I guess it depends on what is best for you and your parents. I guess paying upfront you have peace of mind that everything is paid off but then others, like myself, may opt for for installments because it's more convenient.
Oh and just a quick question for everyone.
I was just wondering when people were signing the tenants agreement did they leave the 'Signed for and behalf of the Licensor' blank? The licensor is Unite so I think it's kept blank but then it says 'on behalf' So i'm officially confused! -
Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationYeah I got pretty confused too. You leave it blank.(Original post by jojayne)
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Well i'm paying in installments but I guess it depends on what is best for you and your parents. I guess paying upfront you have peace of mind that everything is paid off but then others, like myself, may opt for for installments because it's more convenient.
Oh and just a quick question for everyone.
I was just wondering when people were signing the tenants agreement did they leave the 'Signed for and behalf of the Licensor' blank? The licensor is Unite so I think it's kept blank but then it says 'on behalf' So i'm officially confused!
Yeah I'm paying my fees up front, like you said, peace of mind
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Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationThanks! especially for replying so quick(Original post by dsinghdahiya257)
Yeah I got pretty confused too. You leave it blank.
Yeah I'm paying my fees up front, like you said, peace of mind
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Re: Those going to St Peters Court accommodationNot at all! o_o Just saying :<(Original post by scbond)
Trying to prove a point or something?!