The halls themselves are okay. I made some good friends and had a good experience with them. However I don’t think I slept a full night the whole year. Some flat mates seemed to enjoy destroying the flat and people above and below seemed unaware they had neighbours at 3am as they played stupidly loud music. Being catered, it was nice being among other students at dinner time but the food was barely edible. And watch out for the silverfish infestation in the flats!
On 19th March 19
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| iQ Abacus House | #7 |
| Kaplan Living Brighton | #8 |
| Kingston | #9 |
| Highview | #10 |
| Chalvington | #11 |
| Upland | #12 |
| Woodland and Downland | #13 |
| Firle House | #14 |
| The Hub | #15 |
| Selsey | #16 |
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The halls themselves are okay. I made some good friends and had a good experience with them. However I don’t think I slept a full night the whole year. Some flat mates seemed to enjoy destroying the flat and people above and below seemed unaware they had neighbours at 3am as they played stupidly loud music. Being catered, it was nice being among other students at dinner time but the food was barely edible. And watch out for the silverfish infestation in the flats!
On 19th March 19
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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- 7th & 18th Nov
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Delivering academic programmes through a planned blend of socially distanced campus-based teaching and enhanced digital learning.
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The halls themselves are okay. I made some good friends and had a good experience with them. However I don’t think I slept a full night the whole year. Some flat mates seemed to enjoy destroying the flat and people above and below seemed unaware they had neighbours at 3am as they played stupidly loud music. Being catered, it was nice being among other students at dinner time but the food was barely edible. And watch out for the silverfish infestation in the flats!
St James' Point is a good place to stay, just near the Newcastle Business School and Tesco. Short walking to city centre, China town and main campus. However, there still have some disadvantages, for example, if your room facing the stadium it will be noisy when the football match is kick off. in addition, the WiFi siginal is weak, you might lose siginal 2-3times in a day, especially during the midmight.