How much student loan are you getting?

That would be the maximum spendable per week to completely run out of money 0 but no one spends that much realistically per week.
Like I said mine is 151 per week but realistically i'll only be spending 20-30

It just a uni accommodation term length, I think its like 42-weeks? So I guess 10100/42 = 240-ish

You're rich!

Haven't decided yet, maybe driving lessons because I've never needed a car in my life yet but I'll probably need one if I'm going to get a job. (that isn't in walkable distance anyway.. If i wanted a job at uni it would be close so no need for a car) Maybe save up to move out sometime in the future, I want to get out from living with parents ASAP, hence the reason I have a 50 week contract in my upcoming second year.

How will you only spend that a week? Not go out?

That sounds good, what university are you at? And what course are you studying?

Heh, I'm a bit hesitant in posting this because of TSR's superiority complex but you'd find out from my posting history anyway. I go to the University of Central Lancashire and I study a non vocational degree in history and politics. I only got BBB at A level not good enough for Manchester

I don't drink (inb4 can't have fun sober, you can check my posting history to my response on that ****)

30 a week is plenty for food and toiletries

Books can be borrowed from library and will only be bought as a last resort (I bought 2 books last year for 40, a one off payment basically because I couldn't find it online or in the library anywhere)

Club entry costs are free before 12am, I went out a lot last year and every time I got there early to save on the 5 entry fee, I will admit it's boring because hardly anyone is there but if you wait 1 hour then it's packed and you save money.

Maintenance loan: 2324
Maintenance grant: 0
Bursaries: 2000
Scholarships: 0
Savings: depends on what I earn in these next few weeks
Money from parents: offered to pay for 1 week rent a month
Accommodation cost: 4290 (52 weeks)
Weekly spend after accommodation: not very much as maintenance loan and bursary just covers acclimation. I'm going to be studying adult nursing so we all get the same amount for maintenance loan no matter what the household income is.
Slightly worried...

Heh, I'm a bit hesitant in posting this because of TSR's superiority complex but you'd find out from my posting history anyway. I go to the University of Central Lancashire and I study a non vocational degree in history and politics. I only got BBB at A level not good enough for Manchester

What's the difference between a non-vocational and vocational degree?

Part time job?

Maintenance loan: 2324
Maintenance grant: 0
Bursaries: 2000
Scholarships: 0
Savings: depends on what I earn in these next few weeks
Money from parents: offered to pay for 1 week rent a month
Accommodation cost: 4290 (52 weeks)
Weekly spend after accommodation: not very much as maintenance loan and bursary just covers acclimation. I'm going to be studying adult nursing so we all get the same amount for maintenance loan no matter what the household income is.
Slightly worried...

One is more likely to get you employed e.g. Dentistry, medicine, engineering, IT/computing related degrees, they train you for a specific job.

Others such as History, Politics, English, Psychology etc. don't necessarily have a set career path like the vocational degrees stated above and thus are more likely to leave you unemployed at the end of it.

I want to become a teacher though so it's all good

That's great/ Would you teach at primary school or secondary? Or A level.

Student Loan for Fees: £0
Maintenance Loan: £0
Maintenance Grant:£0
Bursaries: Not expecting anything
Scholarships: None
Savings: Enough to pay the 4 years of fees.
Money from Parents: £0

Accommodation Cost: £6,500
Weekly spend after Accommodation: Pending further investigation.

220 pw is mental. I thought my halls where a rip off and they range from 120-150pw lol.