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University WiFi is good in buildings but sometimes walking away from accommodation or buildings it weakens. Graduate college porters are great and always on call, kind when picking up mail, etc. It's more expensive than living in town, but is the only option for a lot of international students. They put on social events but people attended them mostly at the beginning of the year then split into their own groups. Being on campus is so convenient and easily a 10-15 minute walk to almost everywhere on campus, the farthest end to end is probably only 20 minutes.
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| Cable Street | #4 |
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| Graduate College | #8 |
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University WiFi is good in buildings but sometimes walking away from accommodation or buildings it weakens. Graduate college porters are great and always on call, kind when picking up mail, etc. It's more expensive than living in town, but is the only option for a lot of international students. They put on social events but people attended them mostly at the beginning of the year then split into their own groups. Being on campus is so convenient and easily a 10-15 minute walk to almost everywhere on campus, the farthest end to end is probably only 20 minutes.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Graduate College Information
| Price from | £142.52 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| Postcode | LA2 0PF |
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Single Rooms - Ensuite Room (newer)
50 Weeks
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Flexible
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Single Rooms - Standard Room Shared Bathroom
50 Weeks
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Double Studios Twin Studio
50 Weeks
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£253.54
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Studios Single Studio
50 Weeks
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Flexible
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£223.93
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Single Rooms - Ensuite Room (newer)
40-49 Weeks
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£194.11
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Single Rooms - Standard Room Shared Bathroom
40 Weeks
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£142.52
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Double Studios Twin Studio
40 Weeks
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£260.75
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40 Weeks
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£230.20
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- Communal Kitchen
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- Broadband
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- Courtesy Officer (24-hour Patrol)
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- Cleaning Service
- Contents Insurance
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- No Smoking
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- Computer Lab
- Library or Study Area
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For postgraduates is it better to get accommodation on campus or in Lancaster itself? And if in Lancaster will I miss out on meeting new postgraduates with regards to the social aspect? Thanks in advance!
By member1250752 On 25th August 20
I think the college is fine. Just make sure you are not treated worse due to the country you come from.
By Kostas On 25th December 21
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University WiFi is good in buildings but sometimes walking away from accommodation or buildings it weakens. Graduate college porters are great and always on call, kind when picking up mail, etc. It's more expensive than living in town, but is the only option for a lot of international students. They put on social events but people attended them mostly at the beginning of the year then split into their own groups. Being on campus is so convenient and easily a 10-15 minute walk to almost everywhere on campus, the farthest end to end is probably only 20 minutes.
The furniture seems to be new but it can be more cleaner.
The porter manager is very friendly, helps us with property issue quickly
It's beautiful place with all amenities. And clean.
Best place to stay on campus with greenery around, places to study and socialise with everyone. You can easily walk to the university for lectures and can come back to rest between lecture breaks
great place to stay, nice kitchen, but i hope the kitchen table could be bigger because there’s 7 of us and only 6 chair. I hope the water in the bathroom can be combined, not very hot or very cold
Make sure you are not treated worse due to the country you come from. Do it for yourself and for others.
For context, my stay in grad college was during the pandemic where we had a lockdown in autumn and then another in January so social life was always going to be limited. However, during time out of lockdown, the college seemed to fight against anyone who wished to have friends round, let alone a party. Porters will invade your private spaces without warning. One porter in particular is incredibly rude and seems to be the one given the most shifts, even though we have witnessed him shout at students, particularly international students who struggle with certain parts of the english langauge. Also, the cleaner is very rude and often blocks room doors with a big trolley and the quality of many of the appliances are awful. The location is great and some of the college staff are very nice, but this is ruined by the rude staff that according to these reviews have been working for years with the same awful attitude. Live in town if you can! I certainly will be next time.
Make sure you are not discriminated against. Factors such as your country of origin may influence the way you are treated by the management (let alone by your flatmates). Make sure that xenophobia does not impair your experience.
As a postgraduate college, no consideration was made for us. They assumed we were unsocial and didn’t want to partake in university life. A few complaints were made about this and nothing was done.
Grad Bar is the best and good work spaces.
The secretaries who work here are so rude and disrespectful its shocking. They refuse to address any problems in Gradate College.
Expensive but actually it doesn't worth!
Grad College is very underestimated by the Uni, and they will be doing modifications all the time.
Overpriced halls with very poor management. With the money you pay for an ensuite room, you can rent your own flat in town, much better equipped and more spacious. The staff is not only unhelpful but rude and disrespectful. Plenty of restrictions, especially for socializing. You will be kicked out by the bouncers (porters) of someone'es flat if you are there after 12. The common room, which is the only space for socializing is small and, compared with the ones in other colleges, it has no equipment. It was closed for refurbishment half year this year with no major improvement. It's probably the noisiest college on campus. The noise comes not from students but from machinery working inside the college. The only good thing is that it is inside campus so you don't have to commute from town to uni every day. Also the bar is nice and it is probably the only social space available.