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ttajw2 Towers: ... lived in Towers hall for two years of my degree course at Loughborough university. The hall is arranged in two seperate towers the West Tower - 20 floors and 11 rooms per floor and East Tower - 17 floors and 5 room per floor. The west tower is arranged ith room around the outside and in the middle are two toilets / baths and a kitchen. The east tower has a central area with the 5 rooms around, there is one toilet...
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InsaneJane Lincoln Hall
... recently stayed in Lincoln Hall when I was visiting the University, and I think I can safely say Im glad I dont have to live there for a year. The main reason being I dont like catered flats. Apart from that they are lovely halls. The buildings are set out very nicely, and the look beautiful. There is plenty of greenry around too. The room I stayed in (A9 - and sorry if its your room!!) was very nice. It had a comfortable bed, desk, light, telephone, large area for hanging clothes, and a sink. I felt quite at home in that room, and there was a lovely view out the window aswell. None of the rooms are en suite. There are 2 basic toilets and one shower, which I ha...
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KathrynE Meridian Court
... from the outside it may look like little more than a young offenders' institute (and to be fair, that's not too far from the truth!), compared to your average halls of residence, Meridian Court is pretty luxorious... Built only about 5 years ago, it has the benefits of double-glazing and draft-proof doors. Each flat has at least one shower and toilet (the flats of 10 had 3 each), and a large kitchen (with toaster, microwave and virtually everything else you can think of, although you have to supply your own pans, cutlery and plates). Between all the residents there's one laundery room with industrial washing machines and tumble driers which have a ...
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clarewj Accommodation in general
... have no money, it is a well publicised fact. A supposed fact about students is that they are at university to complete a degree, thus books are needed. Each module has a recommended text, some are compulsary, where as others are not, but in most cases additional reading is required if you want to get the top grades. These books are expensive, generally from £20 upwards, although I have found on average that they cost £30. Students now have two options when buying books, there is your traditional book shop or buying on the internet. Both have their merits; there is often a bookshop on campus, making it easily accessible, there may also be deals at the bookshop (a...
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