Bristol Uni Accommodation Info MKII (Please post all questions here)

Heaven knows.

My only theory is that due to the new halls, (or one new one this year), they're hoping more people will spread out their first choice - especially since few are available as third.
That is the only logical conclusion I can think of.

Does anyone know how much longer after you firm the uni that you can apply for accommodation? And is your student number on your study letter printed on a physical letter? Should I be waiting to receive this after firming? Thanks

I know the shared rooms at wills have a wall separating, do the shared rooms also have their own bathrooms? Also do Baddock have a wall separating and own bathroom?
Thanks

The shared rooms/blocks at wills are in old quad, so have shared bathrooms.
The best way to describe the rooms is a smaller room, by which you gain access through a larger room.

Not sure about Badock.

Do you know if there are any en-suite rooms in Wills Hall that are part of the Old Quad/nicer looking building (rather than the XYZ and UVW blocks)?

Does anyone know if "University of Bristol student number, as given on your offer of study letter" is the same as a student 'code' which can be found on the VIP page?

It's the same yes

Nice one! Now all I have to do is work out what I'm going to write about myself.

Where are you thinking of applying to?

I was hoping Manor Hall but have just come across this "For 2016 entry, residences with mature (over 21) flats/floors will be: 115 Queens Road, Winkworth House, Orchard Heights, Favell House and Hiatt Baker catered and self-catered."

Does that mean those are my only options?

I don't think so, I think it just means that if you wanted to be in a mature flat then you would have to apply to one of those. If you don't mind which kind of flat you're in, then you have a free choice of any of the accommodation options available. If you're worried about this though I would email the accommodation office to check

Am struggling to decide whether the benefits of Stoke bishop (more social) are worth it when you have to walk for ages each day. Anybody got any advice ?

Why would you walk when there's a free, regular bus?
Do it.

Haha depends, is it easy to get a space in the mornings ?

Any Goldney applicants?
I put Goldney, Durdham and Waverley respectively

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