After a fun filled first year as a university fresher, now is the time to start the search for second year accommodation. From budgets and safety to convenience and location, there are several factors to way up – but with plentiful options on the market, we are in no doubt you’ll soon find a space to call home. Keep reading to discover the do’s and don’ts when choosing second year student accommodation.
One of the biggest parts of university is deciding on the right student accommodation, as after all, you will be spending a lot of time there!
You may be stuck on whether to choose a shared student flat or a studio apartment, so we are on hand to weigh up the pros and cons of each to help you make your decision.
Bournemouth is a vibrant, cosmopolitan seaside town and has a lot to offer students who are looking for an exciting university experience. With seven miles of sandy beaches, restaurants, cafés, shops and a buzzing nightlife, there is plenty of things to do when you aren’t studying.
It’s no secret that Bournemouth is home to a vibrant nightlife, with many tourists flocking to the area for stag parties, hen parties and birthday celebrations. But what does Bournemouth nightlife offer students and which hotspots shouldn’t you miss out on? In this guide, we break down all the top venues and events you should go to during your time as a student in Bournemouth. Whether you are looking for a classy cocktail evening or a wild night at the student union, we have got you covered!
It’s reached that time of the year again when exams are over and you are getting ready to pack up your uni accommodation to make the move back home for the summer. And let’s face it, packing up your belongings can be extremely tiresome, particularly after the stress of exams.
It’s almost time to pack your bags for what is likely to be the most exciting move you will make. We understand that the transition from home to university can be daunting, which is why we are on hand to make sure that your time at university is as comfortable and hassle-free as possible.
University is a young person’s first big step into the ‘real world’, away from the comfort and security of home; it can understandably ignite a whirlwind of emotions for both the students and their parents. Nevertheless, it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity to make memories and relationships that will no doubt last a lifetime.
