College or university transition begins a whole new phase in life of independence and self dependence where students might have to manage their own accommodations away from home. So what would be the best option at hand?

1. Transitioning into the university studies phase is a huge step in every student’s life
as it changes quite a lot of things, including the place where you would live (not if
your home is too close to the university). You have the option to choose from
university residence halls, private residence halls, private renting and even shared
apartments from real estate agents or builders. But what would be the best option
for you that would save time as well as money?

2. To choose the best option of accommodation for yourself, the first thing you need
to consider is distance and how can you reach the university campus or your
college from your to-be accommodation. Preferably, your future student
accommodation should be within a two-three mile radius of the college or
university so that you can reach there within a few minutes.

3. Next, you would need to look at the cost of living and compare them to the
facilities being offered at the accommodation. For example free wi-fi and one
time food for an extra few on the rent wouldn’t really hurt in the long run.
Let’s assess the different accommodation options available to university students.
If you are a fresher and have decent money, you can choose the university hall of
residence.

4. It is safe, inside the campus and happens to give quality living standards. You
might have to move in with a roommate of your batch or class for your time
there. It is preferable only if you do not want to move out of the campus and are
fine by paying extra money (since you can’t have more roommates to share the
cost).
Private hall of residences have now become the most sought after
accommodation option of university students.

5. The top quality services at reasonable prices and the option to move in studio
apartments or shared flats is irresistible. The rent is taken at contractual basis
and does give you the same ‘essence’ of living in university hall of residence.
They are generally located very near to the university or college campus.
One of the best private halls of residence can be found at Student Halls
Birmingham where you can go through various Birmingham City university
student halls to pick the right accommodation for you. You can also look for the
best iq student accommodation in Birmingham here for affordable price
packages.
Another ‘used-to be popular’ accommodation option is private renting in which
the students deal with a private landlord or a property agent who give them a
flat or place to move in with a contract.

6. Address : Premier student Halls
65 Cadnam Close
Harborne, Birmingham
B17 0PX
United Kingdom
Contact No. : 01926 511915
Email : shelly@duncan-smithgroup.com
Website : http://www.studenthallsbirmingham.com/