It’s an exciting time; you’re packing your bags, ready to venture out on your own for the first time. You’re ready to experience the club nights, microwave meals, and all the fun opportunities that university has to offer. But with so little room in your
Exam season can be a tough time for students. You’ve worked hard throughout the semester through your classes and your readings and now you want all that hard work to pay off. This can be incredibly stressful, but here we have five tips for you
Financially, we know student life can be testing at the best of times, and as the cost of living only increases, being frugal with your money and doing what you can to budget is crucial. Students are always tarred with the same brush of ‘eating
As summer ends and September beckons, an opportunity presents itself in the form of a new term, and the possibility of academic burnout isn’t even a consideration. Fast forward a few months, and the excitement of a new term may seem like a distant memory.
With the holidayseason fast approaching, there is an abundance of exciting things to do in Leicester for students looking to enjoy the festivities. Our city sparkles at this time of year, and there is no shortage of Christmas and New Year events taking place. Perhaps
Every year, more and more students descend into their chosen cities on the hunt for the perfect student accommodation. It comes as no surprise that every year the ‘absolute-must-haves’ on every student’s checklist have grown longer. That is why we are looking at the 8
At St George’s Tower student accommodation in Leicester, a seismic transformation has taken place over the summer months. The unveiling of an unprecedented art mural creation displayed on the entirety of the student accommodation tower block makes for a striking and dazzling montage of street
Budgeting for university isn’t just for students since many parents find themselves financially supporting their children when they take their next steps in education. Whilst there is student finance to cover living expenses – including student accommodation, bills, transport or food shopping – these can
Moving to university can often mean you are living independently for the first time in your life. Sure, this is an exciting prospect but one that requires lots of thought, with many different things to weigh up. As university campuses are often located in city
You’ve spent the last three or more years studying for your degree, completing all of your exams and handing in your coursework. Once the celebrations and the initial euphoria have worn off, there seem to be two feelings that you get. One is that feeling
