University of Wales Swansea

IT could have been more central and rooms could have been bigger, but people there couldn't have been better.

I and the other people in the flat had few problems at the beginning but with the aid of the accomodation office we sorted them out

Overall, the housing I lived in was inhabitable. I was provided with the essentials I needed for dormitory life. However, because of the remote location, it was difficult to get to the university and into the town centre, so I felt a bit isolated, although I did take the opportunity to rent a bike on a few occasions so that I could get around more efficiently. Living in the castle annex was inexpensive, especially considering that the cost included a meal plan. However, the food provided at the school was below par and I felt that my dietary needs were not met because of the lack of fruits, vegetables and other fresh foods. Because I was buying my own food at the market and preparing my meals, rather than eating the school's, I was spending more money than I had originally intended. I set up two meetings with the head master of the annex, both times requesting to be taken off of the meal plan for the aforementioned reasons and was denied my request.

useful for the integration with the others students and for using university services

Living on campus or in "Student Village" are the best options.

I think it is really well organised. There is plenty of space for almost all students, and they can offer you lots of accommodation possibilities as : Residences, Houses,etc. Their prices are quite good.