House parties?

I'm totally new so quite possibly the wrong forum, sorry! But I was just wondering are house parties usually allowed in student accommodation? Even if you informed the security beforehand? I know every accommodation block is different but I'm going into 1st uni in about 3/4 weeks (ijn) and I was just wondering loool

Obviously my main focus is getting a degree but I'm honestly just curious tbh

Thank ye in advance :smile:

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 1

usycool1

19

They weren't allowed in my halls, but it may vary between different Uni's.

Reply 2

Reue

20

lol "inform security beforehand".

It sounds like you should'nt be having house parties quite yet :wink:

Reply 3

yungceebs

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Original post by Reue

lol "inform security beforehand".

It sounds like you should'nt be having house parties quite yet :wink:

loool you're probably right uno

Reply 4

yungceebs

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Original post by usycool1

They weren't allowed in my halls, but it may vary between different Uni's.

thank you

Reply 5

JustGeorgeJ

16

Original post by yungceebs

I'm totally new so quite possibly the wrong forum, sorry! But I was just wondering are house parties usually allowed in student accommodation? Even if you informed the security beforehand? I know every accommodation block is different but I'm going into 1st uni in about 3/4 weeks (ijn) and I was just wondering loool

Obviously my main focus is getting a degree but I'm honestly just curious tbh

Thank ye in advance :smile:

Hello

As someone has said it's different across different universities.
In my halls there were always flat parties, the floor I was on was the 'party floor' and every week we'd have parties in our kitchen - a kitchen meant for 8 and I believe one night there were around 60 people in there. From my friends are different universities there are always parties in halls and in flats - as I said, personal experience and security will only come if there is a complaint etc.

Reply 6

yungceebs

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Original post by JustGeorgeJ

Hello

As someone has said it's different across different universities.
In my halls there were always flat parties, the floor I was on was the 'party floor' and every week we'd have parties in our kitchen - a kitchen meant for 8 and I believe one night there were around 60 people in there. From my friends are different universities there are always parties in halls and in flats - as I said, personal experience and security will only come if there is a complaint etc.

thank you

Reply 7

doodle_333

19

you won't be allowed to make a disturbance but plenty of people will anyway, you'll only get in trouble if someone complains although you might piss people off

tbh there's usually cheap clubs that students go in a lot why not go there? if someone get's drunk and damages your flat you will have to pay for damages

Reply 8

pizzanomics

16

You will most likely be fine. If you feel like you absolutely must inform somebody, then invite over the flats above/below/next door to you. That way it lets them know there will be a bit of noise and you don't come across as a knob.

Reply 9

Rirjfbfn

3

Original post by yungceebs

I'm totally new so quite possibly the wrong forum, sorry! But I was just wondering are house parties usually allowed in student accommodation? Even if you informed the security beforehand? I know every accommodation block is different but I'm going into 1st uni in about 3/4 weeks (ijn) and I was just wondering loool

Obviously my main focus is getting a degree but I'm honestly just curious tbh

Thank ye in advance :smile:

Pls tell me you didn't put ijn meaning in Jesus name

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