Life & accommodation at MMU Cheshire (Crewe)
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good halls to choose at MMU cheshire?ive heard crewe campus is really poor but i want to have accommodation where there is a half decent nightlife and atmosphere, can anyone recommend a good campus that isn't to far away from Cheshire campus?
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Re: hellllppp cheshire campus MMU :):)im starting in September at Cheshire and from what ive heard booth halls are the best. i think its a new building so its going to be nice.
i think the night life is pretty dead but it seems the halls will be pretty good. ive just applied for booth halls
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Re: hellllppp cheshire campus MMU :):)thanks so much, yea I'm gonna properly go for booth halls(Original post by marctheshark101)
im starting in September at Cheshire and from what ive heard booth halls are the best. i think its a new building so its going to be nice.
i think the night life is pretty dead but it seems the halls will be pretty good. ive just applied for booth halls
too what you studying? x
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Re: hellllppp cheshire campus MMU :):)Booth hall is the newest building with modern facilities, en-suite bathrooms and 24-hour security, while the others are older with less security. Booth hall definitely looks the nicest out of the lot so I'd go with that one, but it is more expensive.
Have a look at the accommodation guide on MMU's website to find out more about the facilities at each of the halls.Last edited by SpicyStrawberry; 08-05-2012 at 15:06. -
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Re: hellllppp cheshire campus MMU :):)i've got an offer for mmu cheshire starting this september! i've applied for booth (looks the nicest, good price too for what you get) and i have friends there now who love it! they say at first the nightlife is pretty dull but it livens up and they have some right laughs. i can't wait!
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Hi, i'm also starting in september on a pgce and have been offered a place in booth halls chorlton flat. I'm a mature student at 28, so wondering if i'm gonna feel like a dinosaur on campus or will they put older students in flats together??
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Re: hellllppp cheshire campus MMU :):)Hello you guys!
I've just moved out of Booth Halls... granted the Crewe nightlife is awful at best, but the flat parties in Booth more than make up for it (thats if you keep Peggy quiet
) modern, well maintained, and its around a tenner a week more expensive but you pay that for the luxury of an en suite. When you enrol onto your course, which is the 7th for us that are returning, i dont know when it is for you guys, you will then be given more information on accomodation. You will have to go online, and go through a slideshow of the dos and donts basically. You'll also have to pay a deposit, it was £100 for us, may be a little more expensive for you guys. They say its a deposit, but you won't get it back, as it gets deducted off the third terms bill. It is on this slideshow where youll be given your room number and block and stuff. Theyll then send you information on your moving in date, and time which you book online. Upon arrival (and get there early,its a busy day and its a nightmare parkingwise!) youll sign for your room and youll get your keys and stuff, including your card key to get into the building and Booth Hall itself.
Good luck, I hope you enjoy Booth! Wish i could go back there next year!
) modern, well maintained, and its around a tenner a week more expensive but you pay that for the luxury of an en suite. When you enrol onto your course, which is the 7th for us that are returning, i dont know when it is for you guys, you will then be given more information on accomodation. You will have to go online, and go through a slideshow of the dos and donts basically. You'll also have to pay a deposit, it was £100 for us, may be a little more expensive for you guys. They say its a deposit, but you won't get it back, as it gets deducted off the third terms bill. It is on this slideshow where youll be given your room number and block and stuff. Theyll then send you information on your moving in date, and time which you book online. Upon arrival (and get there early,its a busy day and its a nightmare parkingwise!) youll sign for your room and youll get your keys and stuff, including your card key to get into the building and Booth Hall itself.
