Endcliffe/city & central/tapton hall?

Thanks

So can i just apply for halls from whenever then, and not wait for them to tell me to do so?

Does anyone here live at Endcliffe but work at Meadowhall at the weekends? Only because I might be getting a transfer for when I go to uni and I need to see how long it'll take me to get there!

Hey, is there meant to be a section where you write about yourself so they can match make you? or am I missing something? the only thing I can spot is the "Please enter below any other information which may be relevant to your application for accommodation: " box.

There's the part where they ask what time you sleep, whether you study with background music and to choose four interests from the drop down boxes.

I did the form before everyone else said it didn't work, so maybe I used some rubbish old one that wasn't meant to be there and they then changed??

hmm how did you do it? The UCAS number didn't even fit in

It accepted my UCAS number just fine, came up with all the right details and I got a confirmation email and everything afterwards... then I posted the link here and everyone else said it wasn't working. So idk! I've gone for private sector anyway so it's not like it really matters if it hasn't actually gone through, haha.

Can I apply for Sheffield accommodation if I intend to make it my insurance but I haven't on UCAS yet?

Anyway if the answer is yes:

I want somewhere in easy distance from the campus (I have to take two buses to college and back every day and would be glad to never have to see the inside of a bloody bus again frankly) and sort of community-spirit-ish, but preferably quite quiet and not too crowded all the time since I'm a solitary rabbit. Self-catering; don't really care about gender mix (although, hmmmm, could I handle a house full of women?); en-suite would be nice but I'm not fussed. Everywhere looks pretty new (although I like old buildings) and rather cheap (I'm used to London halls prices) so I'm not too bothered about cost either.

Suggestions?

Edit: ********, just read the site. Still, I'm getting bored of the indecision so I'll probably firm Cambridge soon if UCL doesn't bother its arse to reply to my email. Stupid Russian department.

Most people seem to be going for endcliffe which is really student orientated but in a nice village-y way and its about 20 mins walk from the main campus-its a nice walk though
You could go for city accommodation which is about 10 mins walk from the campus but these aren't owned by the uni so they house students from both sheffield unis
Just saw your sig btw, M83 good choice

I agree with what littleshambles said about the bus thing, so I'm thinking city accommodation is for me. But I'm a bit worried that if they're not all owned by the uni I'm going to be stuck with loads of people that don't go to Sheffield uni. How do you know which ones are owned by the uni and which ones aren't?
I'm panicking now, everyone is so organised

This isn't true, lots of the City Centre accomodation IS owned by the Uni. Eg. Brocco, Victoria Halls, Broad Lane Court. Although some of these are not open to 1st years anymore.

Brocco is owned by a company called IQ (as I learned from an advert that keeps popping up at the top of this forum...)

http://www.loveiq.co.uk/locate/

ps - although it is 'Sheffield University accredited', whatever that means

Thanks guys does anyone know much about victoria halls? I'm debating between that and Opal 2 as my first choice now.

Thanks guys does anyone know much about victoria halls? I'm debating between that and Opal 2 as my first choice now.