Accommodation in general

When I first applied to go to Lancaster I didn't really want to go to uni' and only want because my sister had gone a few years before. So when i got my form asking for me to choose my accommodation, I put down that I didn't mind which college. Looking back that was a great decision! I probably wouldn't have chosen Lonsdale on paper, it's one of the smaller and older of the colleges but I ended up having three of the best years of my life there. It's got a great friendly atmosphere and you'll make loads of friends on the first day - I promise! of course there are lots of other choices, there are 9 colleges in all and each ...

Lancaster Uni is great, so, if you've chosen to come here then you're going to have a fab time! The uni is split up into 8 colleges (Plus Graduate) for administration and residential purposes. Each college has it's own JCR (Junior Common Room) with executive comittee that organise all the fun aspects of life in the college and lots of people to make sure everything else runs smoothly. All rooms are heated, have a bed, desk, wardrobe (some lockable), and shelves. Some have a sink and a mirror.Kitchens are equipped with fridges (if you're lucky, a freezer) a microwave, a cooker, a proper sink, table, chairs and enough storage space for ...

Lancaster comprises of 9 different colleges, you live in your college and each college has different accomodation, some better than others, but in each case the atmosphere is brilliant. Also in each halls there is a bar....so it can't be too bad. None of the halls are catered, but there is a "silver card" deal or a "gold card" deal, which means that you can get your meals from Cartmel restaurant, which is close to all halls, so its pretty handy if you can't/won't cook. I am in my second year now and live in town, which is also wicked, but we still reminisce about the quality times we had in our halls. I lived in County, which ...