Important questions to ask when looking at student accommodation
Some of these questions might just make you feel better, and some might be really key to whether or not Cityheart Living is the right place for you.
Some of these questions might just make you feel better, and some might be really key to whether or not Cityheart Living is the right place for you.
Remember, skipping breakfast will have you feeling sleepy and won’t help your brain retain information, nor will it help kickstart your metabolism for the day. Be sure to try some of these tasty, quick and easy student breakfast ideas instead!
From mixing cornstarch and baby powder together to create a dry shampoo substitute, to creating fresh body scrubs from coffee grounds and coconut oil, there are so many homemade beauty products that can help mix up your routine and save you money along the way. Natural yoghurt and honey are two things you might have in your student accommodation kitchen anyway, and when mixed together they make a face mask that gives you a serious glow!
Whether you have them on in the background as you study, or you’re looking for something to watch with your flatmates as a bit of a bonding experience, these shows are perfect for prospective and current students alike. Enjoy!
Keeping your room smelling fresh is just as important as keeping it clean. An air freshener or fabric spray can help eliminate odours, especially in smaller student rooms. This means your space will always feel fresh and be welcoming for guests.
Being in a relationship as a student comes with its challenges, but with good communication, mutual respect, and a healthy balance, it can be a rewarding experience. By supporting each other’s growth and making time for fun, you can enjoy both your university years and your relationship to the fullest. And who doesn’t love love?!
With books to buy, nights out to enjoy and bellies to fill with healthy food, it can be tough to make your student budget stretch. That’s where so-called “side hustling” comes in – you can earn small amounts of cash to top up your budget by completing various tasks. This gives you a little bit more money per month to play with, and will hopefully help ease some of the stress of being on a student budget.
Dealing with noisy neighbours in student accommodation can be frustrating, but with patience and a proactive approach, most issues can be resolved amicably. After all, student life is as much about learning to live with others as it is about academics.
So, next time you find a hole in your jumper or a rip in your jeans, don’t toss it – repair it. With a little effort, you can save money, reduce waste, and extend the life of your wardrobe. Your wallet and the planet will thank you.
Winter often brings heavier comfort foods – we want big, hot dinners and we tend to have plenty of chocolate lying around – but these can interfere with sleep. Avoid large meals, caffeine, and alcohol close to bedtime. Instead, opt for light, nutritious snacks like bananas, almonds, or a small bowl of warm oatmeal.