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Going through Clearing and then searching for last-minute accommodation can be incredibly stressful. But it doesn't have to be!

Moving from halls to your own student house is a big transition, and here are some of the differences you'll definitely come across!

Moving away from home can be a little emotional at times - so why not make your room feel just like home with these simple DIY hacks that will make you feel like you never even left?

Home comforts can be sorely missed while at uni, second only to dogs (and then the rest of the family...). This guide will help you turn your humble student room into a little slice of home.

We can help you with your flatmates, settling into your new house, and how to navigate your first week but we can't help you when your mum sits down and starts chatting to your new flatmate about your lactose intolerance. You're on your own there, sorry...

Having a tough time coping with your flatmates? Well, you’re not the only one! Before you quit uni, here's our advice on what you can do...

So you've lived in halls, but we all know that doesn't really count, right? Here's our tips for moving into your very first grown-up house.

The 10 best halls of residence in the UK (as rated by our very own students) are... (drum roll please)...

Catered, non-catered, part-catered… Eh? With so much to choose from and the big decision about which accommodation you’re going to pick coming up in the not-so-far-away future, I’ve broken down the pros and cons of my experience in Halls to help you make that all-important decision.

Times have changed a little since the days of My Fair Lady, when one could be satisfied with a room somewhere, far away from the cold night air. Nowadays, people set the bar a little bit higher. Wifi, perhaps? An oven? Maybe I’m just greedy?

Girls rule and boys drool... It may not all be plain sailing but there's nowhere I'd rather be than in an ALL girls flat.

It’s coming to the end of term and you’re salivating at the thought of getting that massive deposit back and jetting off to Bali. Wherever you live as a student, getting the illusive dosh back in your account can be tricky business.

So, you’ve got your results, you’re going to uni - but where are you going to live? It may be your first time living away from home, but you certainly aren’t alone.

Living in a student house definitely comes with a unique set of problems, since this is probably the first time you’ve had to take full responsibility for the space you’re living in. Plus you’ve probably chosen your housemates so you’ve only got yourself to blame for being constantly irritated.

Still don’t have a house for second or third year? Maybe the answer to your problems is right under your nose...

Going to university is not often associated with living at home. However, living at home shouldn’t be disregarded, as there are numerous reasons why you should seriously consider it.

You might have made the decision about your dream university months ago... But sometimes things don't go to plan, and that's ok!

So, you’re all settled in at university (hopefully) and you’re looking for accommodation after halls.

The party animal… The milk thief… The passive aggressive note leaver... Sound familiar? You’re sure to have met every one of these flatmates.

The honeymoon period of the new university year is well and truly over, so we thought it was as good a time as any to have a little rant about the 10 worst things about living with other students.

The buzz for starting university is an exciting time for all students but it is undeniable that there is a heavy focus on students who are moving out and living away from home for the first time. This can leave many commuters feeling very left out…

Moving into halls is super exciting and you’ve got loads to look forward to! But if you’re wondering what to expect and would love some useful tips, take a look at our handy guide to moving into halls.

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