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Deciding what and not to take to university can be tricky, and many students end up bringing too much – and spending too much in the process.
Keeping fit and healthy doesn’t always mean hitting the gym or strapping on your running shoes.
As a student, you’ll spend a fair amount of your downtime connecting with friends and family over video chat.
We have all tried to keep on top of our studies recently, whether that’s by creating new daily routines, to-do lists or joining online lectures, but we could all do with a little break now and then and it’s especially important to stay social & connected (virtually) at the moment.
It goes without saying that university is a pricey undertaking.
Now that lectures have moved online, students all over the world have had to quickly adapt to studying at home. We all love a home day every now and again, but like everything, it has its perks, as well as its pitfalls. With so many distractions, procrastination is always lurking, so it’s very easy to get off track.
Before they make the next step in their higher education journey, it’s a good idea to make sure they’re equipped with essential skills for when term starts.
For many of you, your student accommodation will be the first place you’ve lived since your parents’ place, so it’s vital it feels like home.