en-suite colleges

there are colleges that have both en-suite and shared rooms.

if i 100% want an en-suite should i avoid these colleges?

also for university college (castle), if there are 246 no. of 1st year UG rooms, why does it say there are 29 en-suite 1st year UG rooms and 29 shared 1st year UG rooms? what about the rest?

thanks in advance!

there are colleges that have both en-suite and shared rooms.

if i 100% want an en-suite should i avoid these colleges?

also for university college (castle), if there are 246 no. of 1st year UG rooms, why does it say there are 29 en-suite 1st year UG rooms and 29 shared 1st year UG rooms? what about the rest?

thanks in advance!

I could be wrong but in that case it would seem that the shared refers to a bedroom that two people occupy. The remaining rooms would be single occupancy rooms but with shared bathrooms. In my college we have very few ensuite rooms (even less than university college) available for first years and these are only allocated to students with medical needs I believe, but it will vary between colleges.

All depends on A) likelihood of getting en-suites and B) how many they’re shared between. For instance, Josephine Butler is 100% en-suite, whereas John Snow and South (to my knowledge) are majority en-suite, with their accommodation that does have shared bathrooms really being 2 people to a bathroom. General rule is that the newer hill colleges are more likely to have en-suite rooms that most of the Bailey.

Using your example of Castle, the remaining undergraduate rooms that don’t have en-suite or aren’t shared rooms will be single occupancy with shared bathroom (it tends towards 10 to a bathroom, I believe, there)

thanks!

do you know how likely would it be for me to get josephine butler, john snow or south if they were my top 3? they are also the closest to dbs, where i would be going to

there are colleges that have both en-suite and shared rooms.

if i 100% want an en-suite should i avoid these colleges?

also for university college (castle), if there are 246 no. of 1st year UG rooms, why does it say there are 29 en-suite 1st year UG rooms and 29 shared 1st year UG rooms? what about the rest?

thanks in advance!