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.
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.
Being a student can be a little expensive, especially when some find that their maintenance loans don’t cover the basics and due to the cost of living crisis. So, be sure to make the most of your student discount while you can. We have been busy finding the best student discounts this Freshers for you. Take a look at some of the best discounts we believe you need to know about right now.
If you are starting university or college soon, you’re not too far away from doing the first ‘big shop’. This is your first full shop to set yourself up and get all of the essentials you’ll be needing for the year ahead. We have created the ultimate uni shopping list for you, all you’ll need to do is screenshot the lists and take them with you on your phone. You’re welcome.
Moving to uni? There is a lot to consider and remember to do and pack before leaving. Here’s a checklist of some things to do before moving away (some that you may not have thought about).
If you are going to go to university this year, if you haven’t already, you need to start looking around for the best student bank…
We’ve scoured the internet to find the results day freebies and deals to help you celebrate your A Level results!
UCAS Clearing is an admission process for UK universities that helps students without a place find one at another institution. It’s for students who didn’t receive any offers, didn’t meet the conditions of their offers, or applied after the main UCAS application deadline. Clearing runs from July to October each year, providing a second chance to secure a university place.
Thinking about choosing the University of Wolverhampton for your studies? Wondering what Wolverhampton is like for students? Find out what Wolves is like with our guide to the city.
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