Ask me questions *first year student*

There is a lot of free time (judging by my flatmate). If you are not keen on Queen Mary then defo come to Brunel! I live in South London so about the same-ish distance like yours and I think living in halls and having that uni experience is something in itself!!

Remember to go with a Uni that you will be happy studying at!

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Don't worry, last year I felt the same as you and I had so many questions but no one to ask haha

Yes, so you move in on Sunday 15th and that week is freshers. There are loads of things to do both during the day and night. Honestly you probably wont be able to go to all activities during the day because you are given course timetables, but you'll be able to go to some and ofc the best thing - freshers fare.

Yep you'll see loads of parents on move in day. Some people come with there whole family as well. Last year once I had moved all my stuff into my room my parent's stayed for like 10mins then left me to get on with unpacking. However some of my flatmates parents stayed longer, but I guess it depends on what you feels best. Because I live in London its not difficult for me to go home whereas the girl whos parents stayed a while lived in Leicester - so pretty far!

Hope this helps. If you have any other questions then please do not hesitate to ask x
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Yeah, I called up queen mary and asked whether they would accept me if I had told Brunel to release me/reject me, they said we wouldn't have accepted you since I got BBB and not AAB as they wanted. I got accepted to Brunel (they wanted AAB too).

But now I'm just confused as to whether live on campus or not? ?
what are your experiences to living on campus?
Do you think its pointless for me to move and live there, when I live in east london? it'll take around 1hr 40 mins travel apparently, as google maps say lol!
The rent price at Brunel is putting me off though. I picked ensuite, £125 weekly, totalling to £4,600 altogether.

And do you have any opinions of Lancaster complex hall/building for accommodation?

Yeah, I called up queen mary and asked whether they would accept me if I had told Brunel to release me/reject me, they said we wouldn't have accepted you since I got BBB and not AAB as they wanted. I got accepted to Brunel (they wanted AAB too).

But now I'm just confused as to whether live on campus or not? ?
what are your experiences to living on campus?
Do you think its pointless for me to move and live there, when I live in east london? it'll take around 1hr 40 mins travel apparently, as google maps say lol!
The rent price at Brunel is putting me off though. I picked ensuite, £125 weekly, totalling to £4,600 altogether.

And do you have any opinions of Lancaster complex hall/building for accommodation?

I need some help please. After 1st year living on campus, can you reapply for accommodation on campus for second yr or do you have to live off campus?

When I went to open day, it took me about an 1hr and 10-30min from my home to brunel! This is because you have to wait for the train that goes to Uxbridge. So yeah, I am no way going to travel that much every single day. Got my accommodation do that I could wake up normally and study effectively! Good luck

Hey! How were you taking notes? Did you use a laptop or paper and pen?


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Hey,

I used my notebook and a pen. Some lecturers also provided handouts which I used also. I'd recommend not bringing a laptop to lectures because it is really irritating when people are tapping away, also if the battery dies then that's it lol.

Hi, it´s me again! Do you know how is Stockwell Hall, in Lancaster complex like?


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Hey, can you get me in contact with some of your product design friends? I have some course related questions.

Thank you

Hey Guys,

So as the title says, I'm a first year student (Fresher) and I've just finished my first year a week ago. If you have any questions i'm here to help and answer them.

I was in you positions last year and so please do not hesitate to ask me things ABOUT UNI


Good Luck in your exams also, and hopefully you all are successful in getting to your Firm choice Uni's (whether that be Brunel or not)

Note: Please ask constructive questions about Uni and not about my personal life.

Hiya, considering firming Brunel University

I have a car and of course wish to bring it with me as I am moving away from home. I will be living in the halls of residents. Do you know if I can keep my car on campus or is there somewhere I could keep it?

Thanks x

Hey Guys,

So as the title says, I'm a first year student (Fresher) and I've just finished my first year a week ago. If you have any questions i'm here to help and answer them.


I was in you positions last year and so please do not hesitate to ask me things ABOUT UNI


Good Luck in your exams also, and hopefully you all are successful in getting to your Firm choice Uni's (whether that be Brunel or not)

Note: Please ask constructive questions about Uni and not about my personal life.

Hey Guys,

So as the title says, I'm a first year student (Fresher) and I've just finished my first year a week ago. If you have any questions i'm here to help and answer them.

I was in you positions last year and so please do not hesitate to ask me things ABOUT UNI


Good Luck in your exams also, and hopefully you all are successful in getting to your Firm choice Uni's (whether that be Brunel or not)

Note: Please ask constructive questions about Uni and not about my personal life.