Halls Of Residence in general Reviews

Halls of residence, what a thing to do a review on, there are as many halls as there are educational establishments. I am sure some are good, and some are bad, there are as many opinions of the subject as there are Dooyoo'ers (Is that a word?) I will speak of the only one I have had experience of, Coventry, and also give my own opinion ...  Read the complete review

this is my first year in halls of residence. The halls were build brand new so everything is modern and set out neatly. There is a section for hgher education and a section for further education thn a shared sommon room which has, games machines, a pool table, sofas, chairs, tables, a TV and drinks machines. The bedrooms are standard but comfy, ...  Read the complete review

I live in Pelsall and when I decided to go to Staffordshire University but the Stoke-on-Trent campus I couldn’t drive and with the commute on the train over an hour, the best choice was for me to go and live at university. Now to get onto the biology course I wanted to do I had to do a two week bridging course so lived at the ...  Read the complete review

It may seem now that you will never escape from gcses and they will be absolute torture- but fear not they'll be over before you know it. And in choosing your options- it may seem now, because its the most important decision you have had to make so far, that this is the be all and end all. It isn't- no matter what rubbish your teachers ...  Read the complete review

++++ ROOM ++++ 99 times outta a 100 students will walk into their new home for a year and think 'F**k me what a s**thole' and upon glancing into their parents eyes they will get the 'I know its a bloody dump but theres no way your not moving out of my house' look. But its not that bad you can actually turn your room into ...  Read the complete review

Apologies if there is a category for this college already but I couldn't find it. I've just completed my first year here which is the only year students have a chance to live in halls at SIHE. There is student accomodation on both campuses, Townhill and Mount Pleasant, and I lived on Townhill. All halls are self-catering. ...  Read the complete review

So, my children, another instalment from the thrilling life of Zoë….. Despite the fact that I’m not a fresher or final year, I live in halls. This isn’t always a possible option, but here in Manchester we have an abundance of uni owned accommodation, so 2, 3 or even 4 years in halls is a possibility. ~~ Why you ...  Read the complete review

I am a first year student at the university of Gloucestershire (formally known as Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education) and like most other first years I live in halls of residence on the college campus. I would just like to say how great it is, and how helpful it is to live so close to everything any proper uni student needs ...  Read the complete review

I spent 4 years at Bristol Uni and like every other fresher I know I went into a Hall of Residence for my first year. I was fortunate enough to get the one I chose, and I was fortunate again that it offered some returning students the chance to go back for a 2nd year. Why fortunate? Because I enjoyed the chance the stay in Hall for the ...  Read the complete review

I have studied in University of Southampton for four years (now is my fifth year). I have stayed in a private house for two years and in hall of residence for the other two years. There are few hall of residence around the main campus, such as Montefiore House which is located about 20-30 minutes walking distance from the main campus; Glen Eyre ...  Read the complete review