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Halls Of Residence At Manchester Metropolitan University in generalNewest Review: ... all led me to this conclusion. It wasnt that i ad to pay for these in the first place...it was the extra payment on top of these that annoyed me. The halls itself...I was lucky...it had no rats and had been recently refurbised. However many of the blocks have mould, holes, leaks and pre existing damages. The social aspect was pretty good. You are bunched together with a number of thr mmu ... more |
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by kieran21 - written on 03/11/08 (Useful, 84 readings)
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I am in my second year of university life and now have a greater feel to what accomaddation there is to offer. Last year (07/08) I stayed in the Wilmslow park mmu owned accomadation..and if there is one thing i did learn is how people try anything to get hold of your money. Trouble with key fobs, internet and deposit payments all led me to this conclusion. It wasnt that i ad to pay for these in the first place...it was the extra payment on top of these that annoyed me. The halls itself...I was lucky...it had no rats and had been recently refurbised. However many of the blocks have mould, holes, leaks and pre existing damages. The social aspect was pretty good. You are ...
by graceyh - written on 10/08/08 (Useful, 34 readings)
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I had the unfortunate missfortune of attending Manchester Metropolitan Univestiy in Alsager. This is a campus university with several blocks of accomodation. The halls are a great way to get to know people and to start uni life, however they are pretty crummy. There are 'warning asbestos' signs in most doorways which is quite concerning! Each room has a sink, bed, wardrobe, desk, and drawers in it. The beds and matresses are uncomfortable. I've been in many halls and these are in no way the worst but they are also a lot worse than others. They are cleaned weakly by cleaners (usually early in the morning after a rough night) ...



