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COMMUTING STUDENTS
If you’re going to be commuting, we make sure you feel prepared and supported. You’ll receive all the information you need about the practicalities of commuting and the services available to you so you can plan ahead before September.
We also hold induction events for both commuting and mature students, so you can get to know people in the same situation as you and make friends just as easily as you would in halls of residence. Connecting with others who have the same commute as you can make your journey more enjoyable, or a little cheaper if you car share.
Clare Adult Nursing
“Being a commuting student, I was worried that I would not feel part of the campus community. I came to university with two friends that I had made on my access to higher education course so it didn’t feel too daunting as we had each other for support. We needn’t have worried though as we all quickly established new friendship groups and I was even voted to become the student experience representative for my cohort. Commuting hasn’t ever stopped me from having an active role in university life as I am able to join in with events and activities planned by the SU. My commute is fairly short but I use this time to read and prepare for my lectures or just listen to some music to relax before a busy day.”