people when it started. that wasn t fun. got into a lot of arguments. with fees of £9,000 a year, and living costs, these third year students feel out of pocket. i think we should have some compensation for. either teaching orfor the accommodation, because a lot of the rooms didn t get lived in, so people going back to their families, if they re shielding, orwhatever. a lot of uni based accommodation i have tried to give a bit of moneyl back, but a lot of private things i obviously, what we were in lastl year haven t done anything. and when we weren t living in that house for something like six - months or so of the year, we were still paying - rent every month. cherie is a second year sociology student. thank you. she first went to university at 18, but had to drop out. in the middle of the year, i sadly lost my mum. it was a really difficult time and that made me become a young carerfor my brothers. that s on the third floor. at the age of 23, cherie decided to go back. but the
we were stuck in a tiny, tiny little house with so many people when it started. that wasn t fun. got into a lot of arguments. with fees of £9,000 a year, and living costs, these third year students feel out of pocket. i think we should have some compensation for. either teaching orfor the accommodation, because a lot of the rooms didn t get lived in, so people going back to their families, if they re shielding, orwhatever. a lot of uni based accommodation i have tried to give a bit of moneyl back, but a lot of private things l obviously, what we were in lastl year haven t done anything. and when we weren t living in that house for something like six - months or so of the year, we were still paying - rent every month. cherie is a second year sociology student. thank you. she first went to university at 18, but had to drop out. in the middle of the year, i sadly lost my mum. it was a really difficult time and that made me become a young carerfor my brothers. that s on the third floo
no, none of that! because i am from quite a small town, i knew that even - i being in lockdown here would bel somewhat better than down there, so i was like, as a whole, may as well go for it. i covid has had a huge impact on many aspects of student life. we were stuck in a tiny, tiny little house with so many people when it started. that wasn t fun. got into a lot of arguments. with fees of £9,000 a year and living costs, these third year students feel out of pocket. i think we should have some compensation for. either teaching orfor the accommodation, because a lot of the rooms didn t get lived in, so people go back to their families, if they re shielding, or whatever. a lot of uni based accommodation i have tried to give a bit of moneyl back, but a lot of private things, obviously, - what we were in last year, haven t done anything. i and when we weren t living in that house for something like six - months or so of the year, but we are still paying i rent every month. cherie is a s