Visiting Southampton + uni open day
Finally
done with all my open days! It’s been so fun to explore different universities
and their respective cities and to dream of the future. My last open day was to
Southampton so I’ll be sharing that with you today.
This is
the only one that I went to on my own; it was a fun yet weird experience as
most people are either with their parents or friends so I had to pretend to look like I knew what I was doing half the time. My day started with an 8
o’clock train ride down to Southampton Airport Parkway station where I waited
along with other people for the Unilink bus to take us to the campus (the drive
was only 20mins).
When we
arrived, I found my way to the lecture theatre with the help of the student
ambassadors. The Sociology and Social Policy talk was really engaging and all
three subjects (Sociology, Anthropology and Social Policy) were represented
well.
After
speaking to someone on the stand I made my way to the accommodation which was a
15 min walk from the campus. The area that the accommodation is in is
absolutely huge! Loads of us got really confused, glad I wasn't the only one haha! The quality of the rooms
available is great with a really good range of prices with even the cheaper
rooms being pretty nice!
Soon all
the walking around got my feet aching so I sat down at Pret (really cheap
surprisingly) for a quick lunch. After that, I hopped onto a Unilink bus into
the city centre to go to the Southampton City Art Gallery which houses sooo much amazing art - it is definitely worth seeing!
Culture at the Southampton City Art Gallery
Cute independent store at Marlands shopping centre
I then
had a walk round Marlands shopping centre before heading to a Starbucks to sit
down with a cold frappe. It was simply wayy too hot and sunny to continue
walking around so not seeing much of the city is really the only thing I regret
from the day.
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