Staying in university halls is a lot like prison...

Although I have never stayed in a halls of residence or a prison. I can see how they could be the same.

=Although I have never had sex with either the Queen or a Yorkshire Terrier, I can see how they could be the same.

I'm sorry. But halls resembling prisons was one of my first thoughts when visting unis. Although my experiance* is limted to two sets of halls at Warick* and endinbougher*.

prison is a lot like uni vice versa, in prison u have personal officers and in uni u have personal tutors. in halls even more so most people wake up at 8 and get ready for uni by 9 and leave out. some people stay behind they cos they don't have lecture that day or may have lecture later on. now in prison everyone wakes up at about 8 regardless for breakfast, then whoever has education or workshop that day leaves their wing (uni house block) and does what ever they do the day, the other inmates that don't have anything to do stay behind on the wing and may clean the wing and prepare food go on visits and so on. when you leave the wing you interact with other inmates from other wings in education, workshops, church, mosque, kitchen, library anywhere and this is the same as uni when u go class you interact with people other then u live with. the way the canteen is set up is almost a splitting image of prison where they call it the server. same way people have jobs in uni people have jobs in prison. its an institution and every institution follows identical structures. you even have homework to do in ur cell from workshop and education aswell same sh!t different toilet people lol