Question 1

Is Bristol expensive for students?

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Studies have shown that Bristol is slightly more expensive for students than other cities. Living with Student Roost lets you spread your student loan further with affordable student accommodation.

Question 2

Is Bristol safe for students?

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Bristol is well-known for being a friendly city, and has been awarded Purple Flag status year-on-year by a police certification scheme which shows the city's 'secured environment'. However, it's always wise to be aware of the potential for crime in large cities. If you choose Student Roost, you'll have 24/7 teams on site, secure fob access, window limiters and CCTV in communal spaces. In the unlikely event of an incident, we also offer free contents insurance with Endsleigh for all of our residents.

Question 3

Is Bristol a good student city?

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Bristol is a large city with lots of gems to uncover, whilst generally offering a more laid back and relaxed experience than the capital, for example. There's a popular music scene, acres of green space and a great community atmosphere for students to enjoy. Find out more in our Bristol student city guide.

Question 4

Where do students live in Bristol?

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Popular student areas in Bristol include St Andrews and Bishopston, as well as the city centre. Our accommodation Zinc Quarter is in the trendy Old Market Quarter, positioned close to the city centre and university campuses.

Question 5

How many students are there in Bristol?

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According to the latest figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), there are over 70,000 students studying in Bristol. This is split across two universities, with 32,100 at the University of Bristol and 38,820 at the University of the West of England.

Question 6

What kinds of student accommodation in Bristol are there?

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Living with Student Roost in Bristol gives you the option of living in an en-suite studio room, an en-suite with a communal kitchen and living space, or in a self-contained townhouse for up to 12 people. Find out more about choosing your accommodation, including what room might be best for you, in our Help & Advice pages.

Question 7

What happens after clearing?

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Congratulations! You’ve got a place on a course through clearing and you’re going to university; but what happens next?

Well, the first thing you need to do is accept the offer of study sent to you by the university. You’ll need to do this via UCAS. Once this is done and it’s all confirmed, you’ll also need to let your student finance provider know if there are any changes to your original application, such as a change in the university you’re attending, the course you’re studying, and the length of the course.

It’s also important that you find and confirm your accommodation. Options for last minute accommodation can be limited, so let us help you take away the stress. At Student Roost, we have accommodation in 21 UK cities. Upgrade your student living and become a part of our student community.

More information on securing your room (with no deposit!) through clearing can be found here - Clearing | Clearing Accommodation | Student Roost

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