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Goldsmiths, University of London
Goldsmiths College, University of London
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Hello everybody studying at Goldsmiths this fall :smile: Was curious to know what is more common when living in halls – having your own room or sharing with other people?
Original post by Nellie.s
Hello everybody studying at Goldsmiths this fall :smile: Was curious to know what is more common when living in halls – having your own room or sharing with other people?

Hi there! The majority of students will have their own ensuite room, but in a shared flat. There are several different options depending on your preferences so I'd recommend having a look through our halls here before applying. :smile:

We also just started an accommodation thread in the Goldsmiths forum with more resources, so definitely check it out!

-Miranda :biggrin:
Goldsmiths, University of London
Goldsmiths College, University of London
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Hi there! The majority of students will have their own ensuite room, but in a shared flat. There are several different options depending on your preferences so I'd recommend having a look through our halls here before Hi applying. :smile:

We also just started an accommodation thread in the Goldsmiths forum with more resources, so definitely check it out!

-Miranda :biggrin:

Hi Miranda! Thank you :smile: Will check that out too! Can I just ask what this means since I come from Sweden and don't know a lot about how halls work in the UK. Do you mean most people live in their own rooms in a corridor with a shared kitchen, or that in each corridor people share a larger "apartment-style" room with smaller rooms in it?
Original post by Nellie.s
Hi Miranda! Thank you :smile: Will check that out too! Can I just ask what this means since I come from Sweden and don't know a lot about how halls work in the UK. Do you mean most people live in their own rooms in a corridor with a shared kitchen, or that in each corridor people share a larger "apartment-style" room with smaller rooms in it?

It can vary if you choose a studio room, but typically students would have their own bedroom and either a private or shared bathroom, and then share a kitchen and/or living space with other students in their apartment. There's a great video tour of accommodation here to explain it further: www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0MP7WE-4pA

If you have any other questions feel free to let me know! :smile:

-Miranda

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