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What Makes A Good Housemate?
Make no bones about it - at least one of your future housemates is likely to irritate you. The average student home contains four students… and a lot of potential ammunition for fall outs! These are probably the people you’ll share your ...
A Healthy House - Your Essential Student Home Features Checklist
So your potential new student homes look good on paper, but what about in person? Read over our essential checklist regarding internal and external features to make sure you’re getting the best, safest student property for your money. Intern...
Your Hub For The Next Three Years
So you've moved into your student accommodation and have attended your first few lectures. Now that you're comfortable, it's up to you to explore your area, university and all the options that are open to you. Your port of call however should alwa...
Researching Your Travel Options
Moving away to student accommodation is a fantastic experience, and for many students it will be the making of them. One of the first things they will have done before they move to their new home will have been to do some thorough research on where ...
Society Life
When staying in student accommodation you'll notice that there are a lot of local societies you can join to fill up your spare time. Whether living in a student property in Newcastle or elsewhere, the range of events your university will host will be...
How To Learn More About The UK
Long after you've graduated your student accommodation will stick in your memory. The memories you have of the time you spent there will be priceless and it's important that you don't waste these crucial years. What you do in the three-or-more years ...
The Little Things Matter
You may have picked up a lot of habits when living at home with your parents. You may have gotten used to leaving the house with your windows open or leaving all your electronics on standby overnight. These things may sound small, but people who move...
Keeping On Top Of The Bills
For many moving into houses for students, it'll be their first time away from home and they'll be overjoyed by all the freedoms afforded to them. But after the initial months it can become something of a culture shock - they may have to find out the ...
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