UEA Accommodation

Original post by willparker666

Hi cali, I think that UEA does not install wifi routers, instead there is Ethernet in each room, however you can use your laptop to create a small wifi network if needed, this is what I am going to do when I move in to the university village

They have been installing wifi in university residences over the sumer

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shaynewardfan

What happens if you can't afford the accommodation you have been allocated. First choice was around £100 a week ,the allocated one , third choice is nearly £130 that's a thousand pounds a year more !!

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Tom_green_day

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Norfolk Terrace, first choice :biggrin:

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Hey,
So I've just confirmed wolfson close and been allocated my room but im not sure how the code correlates to the room my code is WC11B. Where does this mean ill be e.g. floor/flat etc

Thanks :smile:

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Jacob Lawrence

Hey guys,
I have just had my accomodation confirmed as Paston house (PH10D - I believe that is flat 10 room D). Anyone going to be nearby/house mates?

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Jacob Lawrence

Original post by behindblueglass

Hey,
So I've just confirmed wolfson close and been allocated my room but im not sure how the code correlates to the room my code is WC11B. Where does this mean ill be e.g. floor/flat etc

Thanks :smile:

I think the code means flat 11 room B.

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Original post by Jacob Lawrence

I think the code means flat 11 room B.

Does that mean im 11 floors up...?

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Jacob Lawrence

Original post by behindblueglass

Does that mean im 11 floors up...?

Not sure, I don't know whether they are set out horizontally or vertically :colondollar:

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Rohindra

Original post by lilGem

I was actually in the ziggurats (after switching from ensuite campus) I personally loved it- it's literally in the heart of campus so nothing is more than a few minutes away at most, flats are big but it means there's enough variety of people to meet. There is never a queue for the bathroom due to timetabling of the number of people and it is generally very sociable. I would definitely recommend it :smile:

I just want to ask if it's too late to change once you have been offered accommodation and before you accept? Or is it better to accept and wait until you get there. I've been swithering between ensute and ziggurat too.

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Original post by Jacob Lawrence

Not sure, I don't know whether they are set out horizontally or vertically :colondollar:

Fingers crossed vertically!
11 flights of stairs everyday may kill me :P

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Original post by Rohindra

I just want to ask if it's too late to change once you have been offered accommodation and before you accept? Or is it better to accept and wait until you get there. I've been swithering between ensute and ziggurat too.

It's better to accept and wait, if you don't accept the offer you won't have a place in halls at all

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Original post by behindblueglass

Does that mean im 11 floors up...?

I think wolfson is horizontal, if it's similarly laid out to orwell :smile:

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Original post by lilGem

I think wolfson is horizontal, if it's similarly laid out to orwell :smile:

Woo! my knees will remain in tact :L
Thanks ><

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Original post by behindblueglass

Woo! my knees will remain in tact :L
Thanks ><

no worries :smile:

Friend lived in Orwell last year, at most she had to walk up 3 flights of stairs to her room in the flat so it could be worse!

Hope you have a fab time :smile:

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Original post by lilGem

no worries :smile:

Friend lived in Orwell last year, at most she had to walk up 3 flights of stairs to her room in the flat so it could be worse!

Hope you have a fab time :smile:

N'aw thanks are you going to UEA? :smile:

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