The Warwick Accommodation Thread (+Guide in Post#1)

Is it worth me as a prospective History student putting Sherbourne as my first choice when it is so far away from the History block? I would like a nice accommodation block with a 39 week let as I live abroad, not bothered with noise and the like,

How often do the buses run from Sherbourne to the history block? Some of the discussions in this thread put me in mind of the Ferengi children mocking Qark "your mother won't even chew your food".
If I was you I'd be more concerned about distance from the library. Historically historians have staggered home from libraries trying to peer over the pile of books they are carrying.

I'm not that lazy to take a bus around campus! I'd be OK walking it, but I just wonder how long it would be before I wished I was more close in. I am on the verge of picking Tocil as my first choice but its not solely undergraduate first year, how big a deal would that be?

Does anyone know if two people can stay in one room for example big rooms like bluebell? I really need to know as me and my boyfriend wanted to move into the same room but I'm not sure if the university allows it :/ I know people who have had to share rooms in Westwood before as shared accomodation, would it be reasonable to think if the university were informed it would be possible?

Does anyone know if two people can stay in one room for example big rooms like bluebell? I really need to know as me and my boyfriend wanted to move into the same room but I'm not sure if the university allows it :/ I know people who have had to share rooms in Westwood before as shared accomodation, would it be reasonable to think if the university were informed it would be possible?

It's a great idea until you split. Well actually until the run in before you split. Sods law applies. It'll happen about a month before exams. At which point your brain is telling you you have no reason to live and the ex is telling you that you have no where to live. Brilliant.

Hey guys! I've come across this amazing Facebook page which has links to all of our halls groups as well as loads of other information! I've found it so useful when it comes to meeting people etc its so good! - facebook.com/groups/987144347965989/?fref=ts

Why take it personally when there's no way it can possibly be personal? That's an outrageous response to common sense advice. You choose to post on an open forum then get upset when you get an answer you don't like? That's immature.
Go ahead. Fine. No problem to me. It's your risk to take. Well actually it's your other half's risk as well.

I merely pointed out that students put their futures at stake when shacking up in final year. Most people have one shot at a degree. You don't have to take an additional risk. I would strongly advise my children to have a back up just in case it all goes screwy at the wrong moment. S**t happens. So be prepared.
The choice you face is hardly a new one. There is no shortage of examples. Most couples get through ok before the split. Very few are still together to see their children face the same choice.... But it does happen.

You might also want to show some respect to your spine. Two up in a single bed eventually gets one of you a bad back. Bluebell has wider beds which would help a bit.
New question just sprung into my head. If a couple ignored the rules and went two up in Bluebell would the university have the petulance to chuck them both out and refuse to award degrees? Just a hypothesis. I'm sure it has already been tested.

I've lived with him for two whole years and my exams both years went fine! You don't know everything about everyone, and I'd recommend you never get in a relationship if you're going to this pessimistic about them.

Also I don't know if I will be allowed and that's why I asked, get yourself a life and stop dictating how others live theirs and the decisions they make.

Hi, any thoughts on which to choose out of Tocil or Cryfield ?
Going with AV, Sherbourne, Heronbank & Rootes. Don't know which to go with as 5th choice though


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Hi! I'am going to study PPE in Warwick starting in October. I was wondering if it matters which hall one applies to live in. Do I have to think about the proximity to where lectures are going to be held (I'm not sure which and where the departments are though and how close each hall is)?

hey everyone, cant wait to start at warwick! just wondered what the deal is in relation to having non uni people stay in your room? (basically if my boyfriend came to stay!)

are they very strict?

thanks