University of Nottingham: Broadgate Park, St. Peter's Court or Raleigh?

What's your reasoning for choosing BGP? It's further away, more expensive and has **** internet.

Is it true that the students in Raleigh Park are mostly nurses or business students in Jubilee Campus? I am a bit worried now because I am on the main campus, but have applied to Raleigh Park.

A more diverse set of people, people doing different courses and people that differ greatly from one another. I feel as if Raleigh only has business students and nurses :/. Also the facilities (i.e. the gym) is a lot better. Furthermore, a feeling that you're more "involved".


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Assuming the new gym opens on time you're entirely correct about facilities, that place sounds awesome. Jubilee gym is fine though and you wont be gambling on that as it's already there. As for diversity, Raleigh seems to have less international students than other halls (I don't live there so I'm not 100% sure) but, judging from the people I know who live there it seems more varied than university park, I only know a couple of people from BGP so I can't really comment there. Wherever you go you will find a diverse set of people, far more diverse than wherever it is you are now.

Assuming the new gym opens on time you're entirely correct about facilities, that place sounds awesome. Jubilee gym is fine though and you wont be gambling on that as it's already there. As for diversity, Raleigh seems to have less international students than other halls (I don't live there so I'm not 100% sure) but, judging from the people I know who live there it seems more varied than university park, I only know a couple of people from BGP so I can't really comment there. Wherever you go you will find a diverse set of people, far more diverse than wherever it is you are now.

Is it true that the students in Raleigh Park are mostly nurses or business students in Jubilee Campus? I am a bit worried now because I am on the main campus, but have applied to Raleigh Park.