During the back end of your first year at university, you’ll need to consider your accommodation options for the second year. Unless you’re living at home, your two main choices are a student house or privately owned student halls/flats. So, what advantages does each offer and which is best for you? Our experts have explored …
Finding the ideal place to study isn’t always easy – the typical study spots at the library are too quiet and formal for some. Others may appreciate a change of scenery to reignite their creative side and burst through their writer’s block. Whilst studying in your room is convenient, you can’t escape the noise made …
With three internationally recognised campuses, the University of Liverpool, John Moore’s University and Liverpool Hope University, all situated within the city centre, Liverpool is one of the most famous educational hubs in the world, home to around 70,000 students all living in student halls. But apart from exceptional learning facilities and world-class tuition, what else …
Drinking games have long been a feature in student culture, helping young people to break the ice and drink on a budget. Throughout this blog, we’ll explore the best drinking games to play at your student accommodations in Liverpool that are fun for all. So, what are some of the best pre-drinking games and their …
Choosing to live at or away from home whilst at university is a big decision. Whether it’s your first, second, or third year, moving into private student accommodation in Liverpool can heighten your whole uni experience. Throughout this article, our experts will explore why living away from home whilst studying is a brilliant opportunity that …
Student houses are a type of accommodation that university students rent with friends and course mates, usually after their first year. They’re owned by a landlord or estate agent who charges weekly rent to all tenants. Here’s everything you need to know about living in a student house. Why live in a student house? There …
The National Union for Students (NUS) has found that the annual cost of student accommodation in the UK stands at £7,374 on average. This figure is pretty high, but not to worry – selecting the most affordable type of accommodation is part of your budgeting and can help to reduce your rental costs. Choosing affordable …
Finding the perfect student accommodation can be stressful, but once you’ve found it, it’s all plain sailing, right? Not quite. Before you move in, you’ll need to deal with your student tenancy agreement. This can seem intimidating if you’ve never lived away from home before because it’s a legally binding document between you and your …
Whether you’re moving away from home for the first time, or looking for second year accommodation, the idea of choosing your home for the next year is exciting. A place to call your own. And with your own space comes your own freedom. But, before jumping into any contracts, you want to make sure you …
If you didn’t particularly get along with your flatmates in first year or have decided to move out of your family home, deciding who to live with for your second year of university can be tough. But don’t worry, there are plenty of people in your position. So, how can you find people to live …
So, you’re off to university – what an exciting time! And if you’re moving out of your parent’s home for the first time, it’s made even more exciting by the new freedom on the horizon. But before you pack your bags and prepare for freshers’ week, you need to decide where you’re going to live. …
Signing your student accommodation contract is an exciting time. You’re moving out, finally gaining some independence, and looking forward to some of the best years of your life. As well as signing your contract, you’ll likely need to pay a deposit to the landlord, which can be upwards of one month’s rent. Understanding your rights …
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