Moving away to university should be exciting! Your first true experience of independence, forming new friendships, and creating a personal space. However, what should you do when your accommodation falls short of expectations? Whether you're dealing with disruptive flatmates or simply feeling unsettled, it's entirely normal to feel disappointed with your current living situation.
Living with housemates is often one of the most memorable parts of university life. From spontaneous movie nights to last-minute group study sessions, sharing a space can bring a real sense of community. But what will happen if one of your housemates decides to drop out of university or leave your shared accommodation? Whether it’s due to personal reasons, a change of course, or something unexpected, their departure can raise a lot of questions. Who should pay rent? Will the dynamic in the house change? And most importantly, what support is available to help you deal with it all?
Embarking on the journey to university is an exciting milestone, but the process of moving in can often feel overwhelming. One question many students ask is, when should I pack for uni?
Starting university is exciting, but if you’re naturally shy, the thought of making new friends can feel overwhelming. The good news? You’re not alone; many students are in the same boat, feeling nervous or unsure about making new friends. There are plenty of low-pressure ways to build meaningful connections. Here’s how you can ease into social life at uni, even if you’re not the life of the party.
If you’re heading to university or looking for accommodation for your next academic year, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is where to live. A key question that comes up time and again is: Is an en-suite student room worth it?
Want to make your uni room cosy and stylish on a budget? Here are our top 10 tips to transform your space without overspending. From smart storage to personal touches, we cover it all.
Moving into University can be both exciting and nerve racking. It’s the start of a new chapter, late-night study sessions (or Netflix binges), and the chance to socialise with new people and make new friends. But, for most, this can be intimidating. There’s no need to worry, though. We have got you covered with the best tips to help break the ice and help with settling into student life.
Private halls of residence offer purpose-built student accommodation in partnership with universities, often providing higher quality amenities and a greater choice of rooms. But, when it comes to the nitty gritty, how much should you expect to pay? In this blog we will explore the pricing landscape and take a closer look at budgeting tips and tricks for students.
Beyond the halls of HSU University lies a world of hidden gems waiting to be explored. From water sports to immersive experiences, Bournemouth offers a plethora of unique attractions waiting to be discovered by students. In this blog post, we'll unveil our top 10 hidden treasures near HSU University, ensuring that students have plenty of exciting options to enrich their university experience.
Are you gearing up for university life at HSU University? One of the most crucial aspects of this new chapter is finding the perfect student accommodation. Whether you're a first-year student or moving off-campus, your living environment can significantly impact your overall university experience. Here at Lulworth Student Company, we are proud affiliates of HSU University in Bournemouth and we have a great selection of rooms reserved for both 1st year and returning students from HSU.
In this blog we are looking into the key factors to consider when searching for the ideal HSU Student Accommodation.
