Uni student living at home 'wasn't ready' to move away
"It was quite scary, the thought of having to move."She said she went to look at "a couple of universities a bit further away and I just didn't like it". "It hasn't stopped me from being independent. You're meeting people in lectures, most of the time you'll find someone similar who commutes from either similar distances, or actually lives quite near you.
- ▪"It was quite scary, the thought of having to move."She said she went to look at "a couple of universities a bit further away and I just didn't like it".
- ▪"It hasn't stopped me from being independent.
- ▪You're meeting people in lectures, most of the time you'll find someone similar who commutes from either similar distances, or actually lives quite near you.
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Uni student living at home 'wasn't ready' to move awayImage caption, Ofelia Bines says lots of her friends are also living at homeByDuncan CookGloucestershirePublished3 minutes agoA university says a third of students starting courses this year are living at home or commuting to lectures so they can be "financially better off".The University of Gloucestershire said it had expanded support for students with flexible accommodation available for them to use, discounted travel and that it had created new facilities designed specifically for commuters.Communications and media student Ofelia Bines grew up in Gloucester and, while she said she wanted to leave the city one day, she explained she "wasn't ready" yet."I know I'm better off financially compared to a lot of people living in halls,"…
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