There are clubs for almost everything. You can join any number of clubs according to your interest. Some of them have a joining fee while most of them are free. The research facilities, library and sports in the university are top notch. You can get wifi on whole campus anywhere you go.

I opted for a private student accommodation rather than the university accommodation. I was living in Orion point and trust me it is the best location for a student going to university. It is in the centre and all the things are equidistant. If someone is willing to opt for university accommodation, they can choose mayflower as it in the city centre and not very far from uni as well.

It is close to perfect. I really liked the University gym as well. It is easy to commute to the university. You can use public transport like buses ( bus pass is also very cheap) or you can buy your own bicycle (get it from facebook marketplace, going to be very cheap)

We were 5 boys and we rented a house. Per person rent was 340 pounds. Bills were around 70-80 pounds and if you cook in your own house everything can be done in around 600 pounds.

There are clubs for different activities. I did not join any so I wont be able to comment much on it but the campus did have a very versatile centre for all sorts of extra-curricular activities. The student pub was fun. Karaoke nights with colleagues on Friday evenings led to fun-filled sessions.

First 6 month stay was in university halls (single room in 5-bed shared apartment) which was cheap and very good with all kinds of basic amenities free of cost. Second 6 months was in private accommodation which was comparatively costlier as this was an en-suite. Finding an accommodation is a real pain so I would suggest start finding accommodation when there is still 3 months to move in.

Campus life is great. You can find a diverse range of students and culture across world and can be a part of it. There are several events that gives you the opportunity to interact and get together with other students.

University provided accommodation are great but a bit costly when compared to private rented accommodation. Make. sure before going you discuss with others on WhatsApp or fb groups and get some private accommodation if you want to save money.

A shared house with four others in a 5BHK old house close to the university turned out to be more cost-effective than a university hall.

The faculty, course structure, location, and students were the main attractions for me to choose Southampton University.

First-year halls was great for bonding and settling in. The communal kitchen space was great for socializing. In the second and third year j have lived in private rented accommodation with friends. This was really tough in the second year as we had a horrible landlord who treated us really badly and broke the contract numerous times. The uni does not have a satisfactory system to help students deal with this.

It had a really good course reputation, I loved the campus, the open days were really good. There was a really good range of areas to study and it offered interesting modules that weren't available at other colleges.

It's the best ranked in the subject area. The subject itself was also very good compared to another university and the university impressed on an open day. Plus it's in a great location and the campus is very nice.