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Subject: Student Tips

Where should I live in my second year of uni?

With your first year of university well underway, it won’t be long before you’re no longer a fresher. And whilst it might still be months away, your second year of uni will be here before you know it.
So, have you started thinking about where you’re going to live for your second year? If not, now is the perfect time to start searching and weighing up your options. First year’s aim to have their second year accommodation sorted before Term 2 (January). Below are some things to consider when choosing your second-year accommodation.

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Learning new cultures and customs whilst studying abroad

When it comes to university and higher education, many students opt for studying abroad to expand their horizons. However, adapting to a new country’s culture and customs can be overwhelming at first and takes getting used to. 

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When is the UCAS deadline 2025?

To ensure you send off your application within the correct dates, we have listed the important UCAS application dates for the upcoming year, so you can make a note of them and add them to your calendar.

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Uni semester accommodation – the benefits of booking by semesters

The benefits of booking semester student accommodation are shorter contract lengths and a whole lot of flexibility. Students book Semester term accommodation for many different reasons including PhD courses, work experience and medical training. We will list the main benefits and reasons students choose to book semester length contracts.

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Must have apps for international students

Moving to the UK for your studies as an international student can be an exciting but daunting task. To help you settle in when you arrive, we have gathered a list of the must-have apps that international students will find most helpful during their studies in the UK.

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Advice for first year university students

Moving into student accommodation and starting university is a busy time which comes with a lot socialising. With university comes a lot of ups and downs. Read our advice for first year university students.

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Does working part-time affect student finance?

Generally speaking, working a part-time job shouldn’t affect your eligibility for student finance, provided that your job isn’t your only source of income. Keep reading to learn more!

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What do I need money for in uni?

You will need money for a range of things during your time in University, ranging from food and travel to accommodation and uni supplies. What you need will depends on your particular circumstances, but we have created an exhaustive list to ensure you can plan ahead and save for your university experience.

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What is moving in day like?

You’ve packed everything that you can physically fit into your family car. And said goodbye (tearful or otherwise) to your friends back home. Pulling up to your new uni home will be a bit of a whirlwind. Between finding somewhere to park and what you will need to take into reception to check in on move in day.

Move in day can feel stressful, but the main thing is that once it’s over and you’re in your new room – the fun can begin.

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