WOOW! Just saw charles morris cos dad was bugging me about a catered accomodation on site. And it looks pretty wow, any thoughts on it?
It IS really new - Storm Jameson is pretty amazing and the other sections are getting refurbed as well. Its probs the nicest hall if you're looking for somewhere thats like a s****y hotel but I think it gets a lot of rahs... somewhere similar for style (but NOT a Leeds Uni hall - its private) and cheaper is the Plaza and Sky Plaza.
Charles Morris is just too expensive for me and I'm not keen on catered, if those things weren't an issue it would interest me a lot more.
That's the one i want - and i'm prepared to fight you for it
Haha, i can afford it for a year, if i add scholarship to maintaenance loan, not sure if it's wise spending that much, but my dad keeps bugging me about it so he'd have to hook me up a bit. Is it really competitive? I'm not rich and i wouldn't wanna be like the poor kid there
It IS really new - Storm Jameson is pretty amazing and the other sections are getting refurbed as well. Its probs the nicest hall if you're looking for somewhere thats like a s****y hotel but I think it gets a lot of rahs... somewhere similar for style (but NOT a Leeds Uni hall - its private) and cheaper is the Plaza and Sky Plaza.
Charles Morris is just too expensive for me and I'm not keen on catered, if those things weren't an issue it would interest me a lot more.
That's why my worry cos i'm barely middle class don't want snobby people looking down on me, only gonna be able to afford it cos i'm on a gap year and i'm saving
I'm not keen on catered either but my dad's convinced i can't cook (not that he'd be the one paying for it ). How close are they? and is it only students on those sites.
This is not good, i've just about reached a conclusion an hour or two ago
Haha, i can afford it for a year, if i add scholarship to maintaenance loan, not sure if it's wise spending that much, but my dad keeps bugging me about it so he'd have to hook me up a bit. Is it really competitive? I'm not rich and i wouldn't wanna be like the poor kid there
DAMMIT I just decide on JB
Hahahahahaha, from what i've been reading about it on here, it's not particularly competitive, which i guess is a good thing! I doubt you'd be the "poor kid there" i'm not exactly a RAH thank you very much!
That's why my worry cos i'm barely middle class don't want snobby people looking down on me, only gonna be able to afford it cos i'm on a gap year and i'm saving
I'm not keen on catered either but my dad's convinced i can't cook (not that he'd be the one paying for it ). How close are they? and is it only students on those sites.
This is not good, i've just about reached a conclusion an hour or two ago
They are only student accommodation but not just for Uni of Leeds, you get people from Leeds Met and some other places too. They are really, really close, as in maybe 5-10 mins from both city centre and university. Think I'd rather be in halls for first year though to make friends
# £5259 standard room per session # £5493 - £6267 en-suite room per session
But, mind you, you don't ever have to pay for laundry, travelling to uni and meals. But, say, if you wanted to go out with friends, taxi fares, meals out of the campus -that'll cost a fair bit too.
# £5259 standard room per session # £5493 - £6267 en-suite room per session
But, mind you, you don't ever have to pay for laundry, travelling to uni and meals. But, say, if you wanted to go out with friends, taxi fares, meals out of the campus -that'll cost a fair bit too.
I'm gonna have to budget everything first then see what i have left for accommodation. People are more important at the end of the day, not to be judgemental but i don't wanna deal with unnecessary crap
They are only student accommodation but not just for Uni of Leeds, you get people from Leeds Met and some other places too. They are really, really close, as in maybe 5-10 mins from both city centre and university. Think I'd rather be in halls for first year though to make friends
Hahahahahaha, from what i've been reading about it on here, it's not particularly competitive, which i guess is a good thing! I doubt you'd be the "poor kid there" i'm not exactly a RAH thank you very much!
you're not but then there's...everyone else. My last ex was really rich but had racist parents, really don't wanna deal with **** like that tbh. And i think i would be the poor kid, lol. Also my course is gonna be filled with guys so i'd need a place with cool girls or i might get suicidal, lol but it's so nice!
you're not but then there's...everyone else. My last ex was really rich but had racist parents, really don't wanna deal with **** like that tbh. And i think i would be the poor kid, lol. Also my course is gonna be filled with guys so i'd need a place with cool girls or i might get suicidal, lol but it's so nice!
Yeah i can see your point i guess with your ex, but honestly i don't think that's a fair representation of "richer" people at all and it shouldn't put you off if you really like Charles Morris, cause if you can afford it, why wouldn't you want to live there? It's amaazing!
Yeah i can see your point i guess with your ex, but honestly i don't think that's a fair representation of "richer" people at all and it shouldn't put you off if you really like Charles Morris, cause if you can afford it, why wouldn't you want to live there? It's amaazing!
It is amazing but i can always come and visit you but never leave it looks amazing though
lots of rich people in my college were similar but i know i shouldn't stereotype cos i hate being categorized as i really don't go into any
What was the price like at North Hill Court? I'd like to have a larger kitchen since if we're going to go with self catered, it's bound to be better.
i think North Hill Court is the cheapest at £74 - £89 standard room per week, maybe cheaper because the kitchen is smaller and you have to share a bathroom but the actual rooms are huge, im sure one guy had a double bed in his room
i think North Hill Court is the cheapest at £74 - £89 standard room per week, maybe cheaper because the kitchen is smaller and you have to share a bathroom but the actual rooms are huge, im sure one guy had a double bed in his room
That's odd! Although I suppose they need something to attract students. But I don't want to share a bathroom! An ensuite is probably at the top of my priorities.
That's odd! Although I suppose they need something to attract students. But I don't want to share a bathroom! An ensuite is probably at the top of my priorities.
yeh i know i think the lack of en suite is what's putting me off it, that and there being hardly anybody living there
you know how you have prices like £106-£117, what makes the difference on whether you pay £106 or £117?!
Usually the size of the room but can also be whether it has a double bed or not and how many people you share with. If you're on a strict budget and can only afford the lower price, you need to put that on your application under the "other" bit.