This probably comes a little late for most University students who will already have a University place and are busy planning how to fritter away their student loans of beer and pizza make their student loan last for a year, but Money Central has a list of the 10 most expensive and 10 cheapest University towns, based on the average weekly rent in the town.
Top of the most expensive list? London, of course, with an average weekly rent of just over £100 (national average is £62.61).Not far behind are Guildford and then Cambridge.
And the cheapest University towns? Stoke-on-Trent, with an average weekly rent of just £41.90, followed by Middlesborough and then Crewe (along with an honourable mention for Wolverhampton, my home town, in 10th cheapest place).
Check out the 10 most expensive student towns, and the 10 cheapest.
photo credit: JasonSansone
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Interesting article Rob – here in Bristol I cannot see much in theway of cheap student accommodation – it would be closer to the top of the league!
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