Accommodation Prices for 08/09

University Park:

UG only - 31 week contract excluding vacations.

Shared Bedroom £3138.75
Shared Study £3634.75
Single Study £3960.25
Large Single Study £4285.75
Private Shared Bathroom £4533.75
Shared En-suite £4781.75
En-suite £5107.25

Fees listed above are for 2008/2009 ONLY.

Accommodation fees include heating, electricity and water bills, JCR committee membership, personal contents insurance, SNS network access and 19 meals per week during term time.

Jubilee Campus:

UG only - 31 week contract excluding vacations.

En-suite £4944.50

Accommodation fees include heating, electricity and water bills, JCR committee membership, personal contents insurance, SNS network access and 19 meals per week during term time.

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Reply 1

kit603

Just out of interest, what will personal contents insurance cover and what won't it cover?

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Reply 2

BrenLee

The insurance covers most of your personal belongings. clothes, electrical equipment, cd's etc.

It doesn't cover high risk items like Laptops, I-pods and cycles.

Visit Ensleigh for more details on this.

B :smile:

Reply 3

WokSz

Awesome! These prices are the same in all halls?

Reply 4

alex-hs

from endsleigh's site:

Reply 5

kit603

Where it says "you need to extend your cover to include" does this mean it can be extended through them or that I will need to purchase additional insurance from an external provider?

Also, is this cover the same in all accomodation? E.g self-catered such as Broadgate park and the catered accomodation at univeristy park.

Reply 6

BrenLee

kit603

Yep, all sites have the same level of cover and you can extend the cover by dropping into the Endsleigh office on University Park or by giving them a buzz on (0115) 9506318

B :smile:

Reply 7

WokSz

They're asking £40 to cover my laptop!!! :frown:

Reply 8

kit603

Eeep. It'd be cheaper to go externally... natwest quoted me £25 ish to cover laptop - a little more if I wanted to cover it out of the halls - i.e. going to class etc.

Reply 9

WokSz

No point covering mine! I'm getting a new one soon and I don't really want to pay £40 for something that will break sometime very soon!

Reply 10

kit603

I guess... but if it breaks/gets stolen or whatever and you can't afford a new one it could be a problem if you're not insured.

Reply 11

WokSz

you bet! It's worth getting the insurance if you really aren't in my position, especially as students tend to be wreckless and the primary aim of burglars (sp?).