Welfare
When you become a student, no matter how carefully you’ve picked your university, not everything is going to go as planned. And, frankly, how dull would it be if it did?
Chances are, you’ll need help just to avoid some problems in the first place, let alone to deal with them when they arise.
So that’s when it becomes vitally important that the place you choose has the right kind of welfare provisions. And yet, as an issue for applicants, welfare tends to get brushed under the rug.
Minority and special interest provisions
There are all kinds of students. Black students, mature students, overseas students, postgrad students, students with disabilities, students with families or just students who are flat broke.
Just being yourself makes you a minority of one and brings with it all the special interests you might have. Let’s break down what you might be wanting to look out for in terms of amenities.
Last updated on: 27 November 2008