Vegan in halls
I've been vegan for about 4 years, and I live in a completely vegetarian household at the moment (I've been veggie all my life). I'm going to uni this September -does anyone know whether there is any way to ensure that I'll be put in a uni hall without any meat eaters? I haven't got any offers/ UCAS responses back yet, but my top choice will be University of Liverpool if I get an offer from them, closely followed by Newcastle and Leeds. It might limit me even more that I ideally need to be in accomodation near campus because I'm studying music so I'll need easy access to practise rooms.
I wouldn't think so tbh, as anyone could choose to stop/start eating meat/using animal products at any time, I don't think you could put that in a lease.
Like you could prob find like minded people to try and live with, but you cant ensure they stay that way.
Like you could prob find like minded people to try and live with, but you cant ensure they stay that way.
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