Student accommodation guide for the UK

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The UK is a perfect mix of history and culture with modern structures and ancient relics. For students that might be coming here for education terms there is something for everyone. The UK has countless high education institutions and almost every single one of them has opportunities for international students. Oxford University, University College of London, University of Cambridge are some of the renowned universities that are well established in the UK.

The student accommodation scenario in the UK is somewhat unique and different, let's see what the city has to offer for students looking out for accommodation.

It's evident that if you want to get a room of your choice, then you might have to do an ample amount of research. But not anymore. We have listed down the various kinds of accommodations options that you would get in the city.

 

 Single bed studio

Cost – £90 to £250 per week.

What it has to offer – a semi furnished single bedroom equipped with an attached bathroom and if you are lucky, a balcony as well.

Pros – you get the freedom of staying alone and exploring life. Also, you can do whatever you want, and no one is ever going to tell you anything.

Cons – being surrounded by a wall and no one to hang out with can be a problem. 

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 Apartment

Cost – £260 to £500 per week

What it has to offer – Based on the area and the location of your apartment, the amenities can vary. But most of the time, you get a laundry room, a kitchen area and if you are lucky, a swimming pool as well.

Pros – it’s an apartment, so you are free to do whatever you want. All your friends under one roof and you can live life the way you want to.

Cons – everything needs to be done on your own and can put a strain on your hectic university life. Utility bills aren’t included as well. So, think twice before you take this option for accommodation.

 

Student Halls.

Cost – £90 to £260 per week.

What it has to offer – A student residence where the entire building is packed with students from various Universities. Also, there is ample space for each student and provides a community feel.

Pros – you have all the amenities that you could wish for and don’t have to worry about any maintenance.

Con – you cannot bring in pets.

    The above are just some of the many options that you could choose from. So, choose wisely to know more about which student accommodation suits you the best.

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