my board is in excess of £200.....but thats my student morgage
on the property lader at the age of 18!!

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'Halls' means that you get your meals too. Do you want that?
Birmingham call their other accomodation 'self-catered flats'. As far as I know, noone has to share a room at Birmingham unless they are a couple and they want to.

Harry

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THIS is my flat in halls-


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By “halls” I really mean anything that they could make you live in for the first year when you have to. Your room looks pretty good! I must have been getting the complete wrong end of the stick from the bumpf they sent me with my offer.

I'm visiting Sussex this weekend, and Brum next week. I'll post my findings!

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damn hotties wernt included with my room

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I visited Brum today, I must admit I was impressed! After the visit I thought I’d decided, though unfortunately after more though I can’t decide. It’s between Birmingham and Sussex now. Oh and tennis courts are £70 odd pounds in my leaflet!

I'm jus down the road in Coventry, and its a right shitehole, thank god brum is jus down the road!

I am currently at York. What info do you need?

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I'd definately go to Birmingham. It has a better academic record and is generally well good.

Think about the cost of halls in this way-
Sussex (Brighton) is in the south and is VERY expensive to get a house in your 2nd and 3rd year (think of about £65 a week).
However, the houses in Brum are £45-£55 so you'll save a lot then.

mike_stefan69, thanks but York is out of the running now. Thanks all the same.

Good point, about housing costs. Also the Sociology Department is much smaller at Birmingham too, only 40 places, so more contact time with the teachers. Though the elective modules in the Sussex course seem more interesting - ach! It's a big decision. I’ll be making my final choice on Monday.

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Now that is a typical woman's room.

When you go to uni, it's compulsory to have as many flyers, posters and photos on your wall as possible. In fact, we have a whole gallery in our lounge. Ahh, the memories...

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Originally posted by Streakfury Now that is a typical woman's room. When you go to uni, it's compulsory to have as many flyers, posters and photos on your wall as possible. In fact, we have a whole gallery in our lounge. Ahh, the memories...

no1 told me that