Accommodation application

I dont know how the hell it is full? No one has heard anything back from the uni yet, I guess it will be first come first serve... I hope i get into courts because i want to be with all the other first years and i didn't put an alternative...

Also, do people think it's worth spending an extra £700 in likes of Park Court/Bradford Quay. What exactly do get. A bigger room I hear. How much bigger? Is it worth it?

I've been in pretty much every uni accommodation at some point and i'd rank them like this:

1. Pavs/Junxion: High quality accommodation, decent atmosphere as well. Only thing to separate them is location really. If your sporty go for Pav, if you wanna be a bit closer to town then pick Junxions. Pavs has perhaps a slightly livelier atmosphere.

2. Brayford Quays: Nice accommodation, not quite as good as the two above. Atmosphere didn't seem particularly lively when i was there and my friend told me the walls are very thin. Great location though.

3. Park Courts/Club easy: Both OK but Parks is a bit far from the uni and apparently the club easy management are complete bellends. Also i was told the walls are pretty thin there.


If i was coming to Lincoln again i'd be willing to spend a bit more money to get into Pavs or Junx (would probs pick Pavs), however i'd have been OK with Brayford Quays as well.

Oh, and whilst they haven't told anyone where they are living yet, the chances are that they have assigned people accommodation already, so they know the village is full. Only the people who apply pretty rapidly get places in the village as it is in high demand and they work on a first come first serve basis.

Thanks. Reading several accommodation reviews It seems that every place has thin walls, so I'm starting to give up on that now lol. Does anybody know anywhere that definitely doesn't have thin walls!?

Courts (they're breeze blocks) - but the banging doors are LOUD. Also hope you're not placed next to the kitchen. (speaking as a light sleeper, who didn't sleep one night without earplugs).
Quiet house next year ftw.

haha, its the course where you stick needles into people! but yeah im real excited about it!

yeah i got my confirmation letter the other day to say i've now got an unconditional place hehe!
oh yeah, i can imagine you need lots of things for graphic design! a couple of my friends have done it at college, and it seems real interesting, but i dont know anyone yet who has done it at uni!

have you heard any definates from the uni about when freshers actually is? I'm assuming it starts on the 14th, but i've only heard that from other people?!