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Old 17th January 2005 | 14:56
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Accommodation in Oxford...

Hi,

I hear the accommodation in Oxford is being upgraded. Has anyone any news of this?

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Old 17th January 2005 | 16:08
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Hi

The only thing oxford are upgrading in oxford is the doors, and that is coz of the fire risk..the beds, carpets and everything else is the same.
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Old 17th January 2005 | 16:11
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accommodation

So effectively you still have the same problems of noise etc.
Have you stayed with oxford? What do you think of the accommodation?

Thanks for replying.

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Old 17th January 2005 | 19:06
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Oh my god..

I've not heard one good thing about the Oxford Accommodation, by the net or in person. I'm seriously doubting going with Oxford as the B&B's are also very expensive - more than the course itself in most cases. This is a great pity as I hear there courses are very good.

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Old 17th January 2005 | 19:40
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tinmouse, im in exactly the same situation as you. I have heard great things about oxford's ground studies course. but not one good thing about the rooms there.

I personaly will be looking to house share from the start, as i dnt think i could work in such a noisy living area!

has any one tried this approach? if so how did you go about arranging room mates, and picking a house?
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Old 17th January 2005 | 20:01
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Tinmouse dont dispair,I start 28th of Feb on the groundschool and am organising a house share with few other students.Compared to £180 per week at "H-block" the house per student is setting us back about £250-280 per month.So share with 2 other students,cheaper digs,quiet study area and a getaway from the busy airfield.
I'd suggest you look into this first rather than just giving up all together,do a little research and you might get a little bit firther.


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P.s. G-SPOT sent you a PM regarding finding housemates other day.
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Old 17th January 2005 | 21:02
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EGAC_Ramper, cheers just read that.
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Old 18th January 2005 | 09:42
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I thought most of oxfords ground instructors had left? is that true?

I too am currently looking at what course to do as well, but I'm not sure if I want to do a residential or a DL course.
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Old 18th January 2005 | 10:02
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some have, they have set up shop at kemble, PGT.
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