Lancaster University Accommodation

The county field residences that are located towards the north of the university.. what type of accommodation are they? Could a current student please answer my question (or anyone that would know the answer).

It's number 3 on the map.

Hi there, although some my quesitons may have been answered just wondering if someone could help. I am looking to get an upgraded standard room, which gives me:

Bowland
Pendle
Furness
Grizedale

I shall be studying History, Philosophy and Politics. So was wondering what college is reccomended?

Also I am wondering if all upgraded standard rooms have pods for showers/toilets like shown in the picture, as I like the look of these! http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/308883_219717401422921_1512402305_n.jpg

And finally, because Lancaster is both my firm and insurance choice, if i were to not get my firm but get my insurance (hopefully ill get my firm) will my application be the same for accommodation - i.e accommodation still guaranteed considering i would have already applied for it.

Sorry for the questions! - Thanks, Ben

That is where the County townhouses are located.




I am not sure about the shared bathrooms now, as they upgraded the rooms the summer I moved out [last summer].

But, just to avoid confusion, the 'pods' that are in-room are in the ensuite accommodation, not the standard accommodation.

Anyone know how long they take to reply to emails? I've had to email them about my personal details after they only included half my first name...

1st Choice- Cartmel Superior Ensuite
2nd Choice- Grizedale Superior Ensuite

Anyone else choose either of these?

May I ask why you chose Cartmel as your first choice? I'm planning to have County Superior Ensuite as my first choice and Grizedale Super Ensuite as my second.

Gone for Bowland Basic Standard and Pendle Upgraded Standard.
Huzzah.
I was told by a guy I know that I "seem to be a Pendle sort of girl" whatever that means...

So you have an STD?

Are townhouses popular?

Lancaster is my insurance so does that affect me when applying for accomodation? I don't want to apply for something that is going to be full anyway...

In recent years, they have been very popular.

Insurance students are not promised a room on campus, although they do try and find one if possible.

So with me being an insurance student is it not really worth applying for a townhouse?
Ahh. Thanks
Is it first come first served?

affinity89, would you happen to know how they decide on which students get what?

I've lived in County townhouse and Superior standard and personally I'd go with superior standard