Hugh Stewart 2009 - Official Thread

Hi. Just wondering whats lenton like as i have applied there. Bad news about the half an hour walk

i'm at Hu Stu now, so if anyone has any basic questions, quote this post with your question and i'll get back to you

If I remember you are in your 2nd year of economics?
What modules have you taken, and are you enjoying the course as a whole?

i'm a 1st year econ student, and it's going well i guess. i've taken all the standard modules, with Mathematical economics and Introductory Econometrics,and also international 1&2 plus European 1&2

Any questions about Hu Stu?

Whats the girl/guy ratio like? I heard it was an all male hall before 2000

i'm at Hu Stu now, so if anyone has any basic questions, quote this post with your question and i'll get back to you

hey what's the new block like in Hu Stu? I know it's not as visually attractive on the outside But, does it still feel apart of the halls, or are they a little sectioned off? Also wondering if you know if there are many single studies in the new block... I know it's shallow, but I'd rather not be allocated a room in building I've heard being described as a council estate cum 1960's hospital asylum, lol. Thanks.

i'm not entirely sure about how many single studies there are in the new block there's 52 single studies and i fear that they may all be in the old block It's not actually like a 'council estate cum 1960's hospital asylum' at all. It's pretty clean and all the facilities are pretty new

I think she meant that she had heard that the new block looked like a 1960's asylum or whatever. If you have heard there are 52 single studies I'd wager they are all in the old block, the only rooms I've seen in the old block are single studies (and large single studies) and there are quite a few corridors.

I think she meant that she had heard that the new block looked like a 1960's asylum or whatever. If you have heard there are 52 single studies I'd wager they are all in the old block, the only rooms I've seen in the old block are single studies (and large single studies) and there are quite a few corridors.

Yeah, that's what I meant. Sorry if I was unclear. HuStu is my 2nd choice, for a single study, which is why i was asking. I've heard that the rooms are nicely furnished inside, but the architecture is a bit meh... but it's comforting to know that the block doesn't feel sectioned off.

ooo right well the new block is nothing like an 1960's asylum really. Yeah i just checked the Nottingham website and it said 52 single studies, and i pretty sure the Block O is single study or large single studies (might have got the block letter wrong, but it's definetely the block that's on the right when you've walked along the path from the main entrance)

stuff

Architects...

i'm a 1st year econ student, and it's going well i guess. i've taken all the standard modules, with Mathematical economics and Introductory Econometrics,and also international 1&2 plus European 1&2

Any questions about Hu Stu?

Whats the girl/guy ratio like? I heard it was an all male hall before 2000

Ah ok, do many students take modules outside the econ department?

Also, in one of the halls they made a new policy that on weekends there is now a brunch service as students don't get up early enough for breakfast, but was the policy of one hall. Is this how Hu Stu operates aswell?

Im sure the girls you meet will be very impressed that you have come from lehman brothers

Doesn't that brunch thing operate in all halls? They cut the meals down from 21 to 19, and eliminated weekend breakfast, I think...