When Can You Apply For Nottingham Accommodation?

New students may apply for on-campus accommodation as soon as you have your Nottingham Student ID which is usually issued soon after you have submitted your course application.

When can you apply for Nottingham University accommodation?

This information is applicable only to students currently registered at the University of Nottingham who wish to return to University arranged accommodation for 2023/24. Our online application portal for returner 2022/23 applications will open from December 2022, please check back later for more information.

How do I apply for a Nottingham University accommodation?

How to apply

1. Before you apply view our Accommodation Options for full year availability and our semester accommodation information where you will be studying for Autumn/Spring semester only.
2. UNNC and UNMC students, or other exchange students starting in January 2023 can apply via our online form.

Is Nottingham accommodation first come first served?

Will I get my first choice of accommodation? Rooms are allocated by date order and we therefore recommend you apply as soon as you can once you have firmly accepted your offer with the University.

When should you start looking at student accommodation?

Private student halls tend to open up for sale for the next academic year around October or November time and often start advertising plenty of great offers and the lowest rates. You’ll already know the city you’ll be staying in by then so will have a good idea of where you’d ideally like to live.

Can I apply for accommodation before I get an offer?

Although you can’t apply while you’re still waiting for your offer, it is worth doing your research in advance so that you can make your application as soon as they open. Accommodation is usually allocated on a first-come, first-served basis – and some unis can’t guarantee all first-year students a place in halls.

What is the average student rent in Nottingham?

Rooms in private halls usually cost between £140 and £200 per week, a price which is subject to whether you choose a room with a shared kitchen, a room with an en-suite bathroom or a self-contained studio apartment.

Which is the best hall at Nottingham uni?

Known for its Hogwarts vibe, Cripps Hall is a popular choice for students studying at the University of Nottingham University Park campus. Along with its sizeable dining hall, library and bar area, Cripps has large bedrooms, which are mostly en-suite, and excellent proximity to other university buildings.

How long does it take for Nottingham to give offers?

We aim to respond to applications within three weeks. At peak times, applications can take up to six weeks to process. If we need any more information from you to make a decision, we’ll get in touch. As soon as we’ve made a decision on your application, we’ll contact you to let you know what you need to do next.

Does Nottingham University accept lower grades?

We recognise the potential of talented students from all backgrounds. We make contextual offers to students whose personal circumstances may have restricted achievement at school or college. These offers are usually one grade lower than the entry requirements on our course pages – find out if you’re eligible.

When should I book my accommodation?

You should book your student accommodation as soon as you know where you are going to study. Typically, students can from a year before beginning studies right up until they need to move. Of course, we can help you find student accommodation after this but you have more flexibility and options earlier on.

How many student accommodations are in Nottingham?

Around 63,000 students live in Nottingham. There are 94 halls spread between two highly ranked universities.

Can you apply for accommodation with a conditional offer?

If you have accepted a conditional offer of study:
Apply for accommodation as soon as you have accepted your conditional offer of study.

How far in advance should you book student accommodation?

Whether it’s your first, second or third year and you are looking for student accommodation – our advice is to book your room as soon as you can. The main reasons for booking your student accommodation early are; Grabbing the best deal (prices tend to go up closer you get to the academic year start)

How early can you move into student accommodation?

Every university has similar start dates which often coincide with move-in dates for halls of residence. This usually falls around the beginning of September but it’s always worth checking in with your university just to make sure.

What are the steps in requesting accommodation?

Sample Accommodation Request Letter
Identify yourself as a person with a disability. State that you are requesting accommodations under the ADA (or the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 if you are a federal employee) Identify your specific problematic job tasks. Identify your accommodation ideas.

Is UCAS first come first serve?

Is UCAS Clearing first come first serve? UCAS Clearing does work on a first come first serve basis, which is why it can often be an anxious time for prospective students who are submitting an application.

How long does an offer stay open for acceptance?

three months
If there is a promise to hold the offer open but no specific time period is laid out, the offer cannot be revoked for a reasonable amount of time. However, whether the time period is specifically laid out or not, an offer cannot be held open for longer than three months. See U.C.C. 2-205 .

Are universities first come first serve?

There is no set deadline for college applications. Instead, places are offered on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Once a college has filled all the places on a particular course, it will be full for that year.

Why is rent so high in Nottingham?

One of the main reasons behind the rise is the lack of housing stock which is available to rent. More landlords are leaving the market than entering it. The rises in Nottingham are part of a similar picture nationwide.

What is the female to male ratio in Nottingham?

Overall there are 50.4% women to 49.6% men in Nottinghamshire. In the 15-29 age-group there are 48.5% women and 51.5% men.