Which college are near/ best for medical school in Lancaster. Is there a traditional college ? Or a general mix ?
Bowland 100% specifically Bowland hall, you are the closest to the medical school with the building being a 10ish minute walk. You're also very central to the rest of the campus, unlike other courses there isn't a set lecture theatre for medicine so you'll be all over the campus for the lectures so being central helps.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by a traditional college?
We did the woodland walk round campus and walked to the health and innovation campus. From county and bowland its not too far a walk, around 10 mins. Also to bear in mind that you may have some lectures in other areas of the uni. Like the LEC for example which is the Lancaster environment centre does biology there and also has some labs so closest to that building is Fylde/Furness and Grizedale. I know when daughter does physics she has lectures in the managment building, and margeret fell lecture theatre and faraday theatre. So its likely you will be at various places sometimes, but if you do want to be close to the health and innovation centre, then County/Bowland/Furness id say
Bowland 100% specifically Bowland hall, you are the closest to the medical school with the building being a 10ish minute walk. You're also very central to the rest of the campus, unlike other courses there isn't a set lecture theatre for medicine so you'll be all over the campus for the lectures so being central helps.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by a traditional college?
We did the woodland walk round campus and walked to the health and innovation campus. From county and bowland its not too far a walk, around 10 mins. Also to bear in mind that you may have some lectures in other areas of the uni. Like the LEC for example which is the Lancaster environment centre does biology there and also has some labs so closest to that building is Fylde/Furness and Grizedale. I know when daughter does physics she has lectures in the managment building, and margeret fell lecture theatre and faraday theatre. So its likely you will be at various places sometimes, but if you do want to be close to the health and innovation centre, then County/Bowland/Furness id say
Which college are near/ best for medical school in Lancaster. Is there a traditional college ? Or a general mix ?
Hi there,
I'm a third year Mathematics with Statistics student. In my first year, I was in Lonsdale college which is probably one of the furthest from the medical school but I lived with a medicine student who absolutely loved it because it meant that the walk each day woke them up a lot before going to lectures and it really separated uni work from relaxing. Regardless you will find med students in every college and sometimes people prefer to prioritise room type (basic, ensuite, townhouse, etc...) over college anyway.
Hi, Can you comment on Bowland hall Vs Bowland Towers - for ensuite option ? I have seen videos in Youtube statinng Bowland accomodation has maitennace issues more than other colleges due to aged buidings ... is it true ? Also is there any videos on Bowland Towers ( I think it was built only 10 years ago ) ... Kind Regards, SN
Hi, Can you comment on Bowland hall Vs Bowland Towers - for ensuite option ? I have seen videos in Youtube statinng Bowland accomodation has maitennace issues more than other colleges due to aged buidings ... is it true ? Also is there any videos on Bowland Towers ( I think it was built only 10 years ago ) ... Kind Regards, SN
Sorry I could not find any but it is mentioned her bowland towers is superior ensuite and bowland halls is basic ensuite . Ash house is superior standard and they were updated about 4 years ago as we was looking into those for our daughter at the time. Slaidburn house is a modern looking building over edward roberts court and thats standard ensuite https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/bowland/college-space/accommodation/