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Is it better to apply to a catered or self-catered college at Durham University?
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(Original post by danhuggins1102)
Is it better to apply to a catered or self-catered college at Durham University?
Is it better to apply to a catered or self-catered college at Durham University?
A current student will probably be more helpful but hope I helped a little.
https://www.dur.ac.uk/experience/colleges/catering/ (More on the differences and each one)
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=2406034 (Thread from some years ago asking same question)
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I remember seeing the catered food from Durham on someone’s socials and it looked appalling; safe to say the uni wasn’t for them and dropped out however. You might like it though? Bland, dry and uncultured food - if that’s for you
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One or two colleges have their own catering apparently so the food should be better but idk how true that is
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Generally, the self-catered colleges are newer and more modern, if that's something which you are looking for. The self-catered colleges, to my knowledge, have all or almost all ensuite rooms, so you won't have to share a bathroom with other people. The fees for self-catered are lower, but depending on how much you spend on food, you may end up paying more in total than at a catered college.
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