r/lancasteruni 8d ago

Question Uni schedule

Does anyone what the typical schedule would be for business, like how many days and how many hours(uel) wondering if I would need accommodation cause I want to

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u/ParamedicOk6462 8d ago

Tbh it differs by person and years but my friends schedule in first term was pretty packed with 9ams nearly everyday but then 2nd term their earliest start time most 4/5 days was 12pm and 1 or 2 days free every week. 3rd term they had no timetable lessons only really study sessions but that might change this year

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u/Nearby_Oil_3391 8d ago

Got it so definitely need accommodation

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u/PositiveIncrease8963 Bowland College 8d ago

Yep. Starting my first year in September too. Got a place to stay at Furness. Bonus to the closer proximity to the university is the fact that you’d get to be closer to the community

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u/Electrical-Ant8374 6d ago

depends how far you actually are and how long the commute would look like? when i first was commuting i had to leave my house at 6.30 for a 9am while everyone else was literally waking up 10 minutes before😭 i did manage though eventually - living on campus doesn’t automatically mean you’ll attend the 9am’s. my seminars and lectures were empty by the second term

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u/Nearby_Oil_3391 6d ago

It’s like 2 hours I think I’m going to commute instead the campus experience sounded nice tho

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u/Electrical-Ant8374 6d ago

yes , you probably will feel a bit of fomo but honestly you can still enjoy the campus life if you’re okay getting home late has