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Q: Are bills included in private halls?
A: Yes—most private student halls include all bills, Wi‑Fi, and amenities like gyms or study lounges. House of Student filters by all‑inclusive deals.
Q: What if I need to cancel or defer my booking?
A: Many providers have flexible cancellation periods. House of Student advisors guide you through terms and conditions.
Q: How early should I book accommodation?
A: Research and booking should start at least 3–4 months before term. First-year applicants typically look from January. House of Student alerts for deadlines.
Q: Is council tax applied to student housing?
A: Full-time students are exempt from council tax. House of Student advises to confirm eligibility and exemption proofs.
Q: What if I lose my key or need maintenance?
A: On-site staff or reception can assist quickly. House of Student listings highlight providers offering fast maintenance responses.
Q: Can I find furnished rooms?
A: Yes—most student halls and private studios come furnished. House of Student labels furnished listings clearly.
Q: How far is accommodation from campus?
A: Many halls are within 5–10 minutes walking or a short bus ride. House of Student details proximate options and transit times.
Q: What are the best areas to live as a student?
A: Top picks: Old Aberdeen, Rosemount, City Centre, Ferryhill, Pittodrie, Holburn for walkability and amenities. House of Student filters help target these suburbs.
Q: Can I rent accommodation as part of a group?
A: Shared houses and multi-bedroom flats are ideal for flatsharing with friends. House of Student supports group bookings.
Q: Are short‑term stays available?
A: Yes—some student halls allow semester-term tenancies. Students have reported flexibility post-September through providers like Bauhaus. House of Student lists them.
Q: How does the student diet work in catered halls?
A: Catered halls include set meals—breakfast/lunch/dinner. Meal plans vary. House of Student shows which halls are catered vs self-catered.
Q: Can I swap rooms or change accommodation later?.
A: Universities often allow room swaps within halls and flexible lease changes. House of Student helps negotiate transfers too.
Q: How are flatmates assigned in halls?
A: First-year halls often group same-year students. House of Student listings specify whether flats are mixed or year-segregated.
Q: What's the application process like?
A: Apply early through House of Student or uni portal. Submit docs, choose preferred area, and pay deposit. Advisors streamline the process.
Q: Can international students book via House of Student?
A: Absolutely. House of Student offers support for international students—including visa help, no-guarantor options, and trusted provider selection.
Q: Do student halls include social events or support staff?
A: University halls offer SRAs — social events, welfare support, flat guidance. House of Student highlights these community‑focused options.
Q: Is Aberdeen a safe city for students?
A: Yes—rated very safe with low crime in student-heavy areas. House of Student supports secure listings and local safety guidance.
Q:What safety features are included in student accommodation?
A: Look for secure entry, CCTV, well-lit areas, and on-site staff. House of Student collaborates with providers offering strong safety standards.
Q: How much is the required deposit?
A: Deposits vary by type—usually up to 5 weeks’ rent. Shared houses average £344. House of Student advisor support helps track deposits.
Q: Can I book short‑term or summer‑only student housing in Aberdeen?
A: Yes—many halls and some private providers offer shorter tenancies (44–51 weeks or shorter). House of Student flags those with flexible lease options.
Q: Are private student halls worth the price in Aberdeen?
A: Private halls offer modern amenities—ensuite rooms, gyms, social spaces—but cost more than uni halls. House of Student helps weigh costs vs perks.
Q: Do university halls include bills and utilities?
A: Most halls include bills, WIFI, and even meal plans for catered options. With House of Student, those extra expenses are typically rolled into your quoted rent.
Q: Are university halls guaranteed for first-year students in Aberdeen?
A: Yes—University of Aberdeen guarantees first-year students a room in its halls if applied by the deadline. House of Student highlights these options clearly.
Q: What types of student accommodation options are there in Aberdeen?
A: Choose from university halls (catered/self‑catered), private halls, shared houses, or studio apartments. House of Student filters help match your vibe and budget.
Q: How much does student accommodation in Aberdeen cost?
A: Typical rents: shared houses £85–125/week, university halls £95–145, private halls £115–185, studios up to £220/week. House of Student listings help you compare all price tiers easily.