BADOCK HALL

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Fees and facts

The information on this page refers to the application process and payment of fees

Prospectus

Our undergraduate prospectus gives a comprehensive overview of the paths available to all prospective students.

Choosing Accommodation

Careful consideration should be given to your choice of accommodation for your first year and all applications must be submitted on line by the due date indicated in July.  Full detail of the University of Bristol accommodation provision may be found at the Accommodation Office web site. 

Acceptance of accommodation contract

Selection of students for Halls of Residence is made centrally at the Accommodation Office.  The individual Halls have no influence in the student selection process for residences and will not know details of allocated names until offers are despatched to students.

All offers of accommodation will be emailed to new undergraduate students by 1st September 2012.  Acceptance must be made by return on line and completed by reading and acknowledging all elements of the electronic induction procedure.  Every student must have a head and shoulders jpg photograph stored, ready to attach to their acceptance email in order to complete the process.  

The Student Accommodation Contract gives the basic information each student should expect to receive when an accommodation offer is sent by the Accommodation Office on behalf of a Hall of Residence.  Download a sample acceptance form for information (pdf,  235kb)

Accommodation fees

The fee to be paid is governed by the grade of room allocated to the individual student.   For guidance, the total fees undergraduates can expect to pay for residence at Badock Hall in the academic year 2012/2013 will be:

 

Room with no Basin - £5721.70 - this includes room, catering, vacation fee, £200 damage deposit, £45 JCR fee and £15.90 mandatory student insurance and the payment details per term are: 

Autumn Term £2445.22 due on 24 October 2012;

Spring Term £1638.24 due on 24 January 2013;

Summer Term £1638.24 due on 24 April 2013.

 

Room with Basin - £5971.30 - this includes room, catering, vacation fee, £200 damage deposit, £45 JCR fee and £15.90 mandatory student insurance and the payment details per term are:

Autumn Term £2545.06 due on 24 October 2012;

Spring Term £1713.12 due on 24 January 2013;

Summer Term £1713.12 due on 24 April 2013.

 

Room with En Suite - £6620.90 - this includes room, catering, vacation fee, £200 damage deposit, £45 JCR fee and £15.90 mandatory student insurance and the payment details per term are:

Autumn Term £2804.90 due on 24 October 2012;

Spring Term £1908 due on 24 January 2013;

Summer Term £1908 due on 24 April 2013.

Fee payments may be made by the link to online payments.  If you have a direct debit payment that fails to operate you can contact the University Finance Income Office on 0117 928 8645 in order to settle the account by other payment methods.  Please do not leave fees unpaid as the cumulative balances can become onerous if ignored.  

Student Residence Conditions

It is recommended you download the Student Residence Conditions (pdf, 50kb).  These are the framework for a code of conduct to be followed by every student who accepts accommodation from the University of Bristol and should be read and clearly understood prior to arrival at the University of Bristol.  

UUK Code pf Practice

The UUK Code of Practice  is the framework on which the accommodation offer is based nationally.

Other halls of residence

There is a huge variety of accommodation on offer from the University of Bristol, each venue with its own web site.  Why not take time to look at the web sites for other halls of residence?

Map of the residences

Residences are based in many areas in and around the centre of Bristol.  The Accommodation Map showing the location of each residence on offer from the University within the city.  The Accommodation Map shows the location of each residence.

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