Halls Of Residence At The University Of Durham

I'm writing this review from a hall of residence in Durham so I have first hand experience of this! The College of St Hild and St Bede is my college and it's halls of residence are very nice. The College of St Hild and St Bede has 4 main halls, and some minor smaller halls. The college was originally two colleges which merged in 1975 so the main halls are Hild and Bede, with smaller halls being Christopher and Thorp, but students also live above Hild gym and Bede gym. All rooms come with a bed, sink, window, room to store clothes and desks to work from. Internet connections in the room are included, and all the rooms have heating. None of the rooms in Hild ...

If you are thinking of going to the University of Durham then you will have to make a further decision, which college to associate yourself with. Let me help you make that decision with my experience (I went to Durham and was a memeber of Collingwood college. I was there from October 1998 to December 2001). Durham university is one of the older universities and works like Oxford and Cambridge in the fact that it has a college system. This is quite nice and is what swung the decision of which Uni to go to for me. Instead of being in a halls of residence for one year and then being on your own for the rest of your Uni career you become a member of a college when ...

As some as you may have guessed (from reading my other ops) I've just become ones of those student types, y'know those scruffy people everyone hates! Part of the whole Uni lark involves living in student accommodation, which it has to be said isn't always necessarily great. If you haven't gathered from where I posted this op, I'm at the University of Durham which works slightly differently to a lot of other Universities. Just like every other University all first years get to live in University accommodation, but Durham differs slightly in that it has around 12 colleges in which students live. Unlike Oxford and Cambridge lectures aren't ...