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Which accommodation would be the best for freshers. I am an offer holder for BSc Management. I am more on the introvert side and I like to probably workout and be by myself.I am considering lakeside accommodation. Which accommodation do you all suggest.
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by AnonymousWhich accommodation would be the best for freshers. I am an offer holder for BSc Management. I am more on the introvert side and I like to probably workout and be by myself.I am considering lakeside accommodation. Which accommodation do you all suggest.
Hi!
I would definitely say the accommodations in Lakeside Village (Lakeside, Heronbank, Sherbourne) sound like they would be best aligned to your preferences. These are all a bit farther from central campus (10-15 mins walk) but are much closer to the Sports Hub than other accommodations. The area has a lot of nature and is quite peaceful!
I stayed in Sherbourne which has somewhat of a social reputation, but my flat was fairly quiet, so to some extent it does depend on the flat you get allocated to more than the accommodation itself.
It’s a bit down to luck - when I was applying for accom, there was a form you could fill out with different preferences (quieter flat, single-gender etc) and I did specify wanting a slightly quieter flat which could have affected what I got - so would suggest doing the same if the form is still around when you apply.
Good luck and hope that helps, please let me know if you have any other questions!
Best wishes,
Jasmine (Student Ambassador)
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by AnonymousWhich accommodation would be the best for freshers. I am an offer holder for BSc Management. I am more on the introvert side and I like to probably workout and be by myself.I am considering lakeside accommodation. Which accommodation do you all suggest.
Hi!
If you're more on the introvert side, I would recommend Lakeside, Westwood, Heronbank, and Claycroft. They're peaceful accommodations, known to be quieter and away from the hustle of central campus.
If being on campus isn't a dealbreaker for you, there are other accommodations off campus like The Oaks, IQ, Vita (Coventry), and lots more!
Good luck on your search!
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