I can boast that more people read my blog and at the request of one of them a little about poopowiadam dorms:)
applying for student, in principle, we can only choose the price for what we are interested in and whether you want live in a "suite" with its own kitchen and bathroom, or in a room with these Combination and Łaz. in the hallway:) For sure everyone will get a separate room - at least I have not heard that anyone had otherwise.
With the rest there is not anything you write it, and so Studentenwerk feed where you will place. It is a complete mess in the allocation of rooms, people who came here on an exchange are scattered all around Bonn, in the dorms with przeróżnym standard. I am on his proposal ("Housing Application") have said that I want to live in peace with no bathroom and no kitchen (which is correct) and less than 200 Euro per month - which does not match because I got room for 282 Euros. Price I did not like so much that I decided to fight for a change - because by March, I lived in the more expensive room and moved up from April floor above and I pay 237 Euro. (4th floor without elevator - at least I have a bit of sport).
I am not a supporter of the "suites" with its own kitchen and łaz. because:
- suffer from the social interaction - there is practically possible to know the neighbors if there is no common space in a dorm.
- eating too much is said - this is the kitchen - a very small and uncomfortable - 100 times better to make yourself go and enjoy them later in the spacious kitchen, and even common. A and often someone in the kitchen is already so do not be yourself.
- Common kitchen and a shared bathroom, at least in my dorm are serviced by appropriate staff,
- sometimes (for example, is so in my case) rooms "nieapartamenty" are in a better standard than the "suites".
- shared kitchen is already at least in the slightest - equipped with the things people who live here and those who have already moved out. Frequently, there is a sort of "contract" that specifies who may benefit from what you - you have to ask your neighbors how it looks. In my kitchen there is such a principle - what you see, you can simply use it, and if someone put something to his locker that is not. Thanks to this I have to use special equipment like oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee maker and all the smaller as cutlery, plates, boards, garczki, pans ... Custom kitchen, etc. is empty. Well, the fridge is:)
- and still probably a few reasons I could mention, but I do not have time because I start a lecture with the Common Criteria, and then will not I want to go back:)
Studentenwerk Bonn have dormitories for all sorts of prices and standards . From unfurnished rooms, rooms with the łaz. and cake. outside, as my room with only a small sink, to those just independent "apartments." Also in different locations. 5 minutes walk from downtown, 10 minutes from the center of the S-Bahn, or 25 minutes from downtown by bus.
Prices - once you can actually find a room for some 170 Euro at the moment after the increase begins practically from over 190 Euro (except Tabu II only has room for 175 Euros - the rest is all more expensive, and only one student). However, the cheapest room is hard to get - everyone wants to live as cheaply as possible. I
information about where I was billeted got about 4 weeks before arrival, so if something does not fit This is still time to intervene.
I got another question about the cost of living here. It is approximately 700 Euro. This amount is just enough for a normal life. It is known that without a great momentum but also does not have to look at each given 20 cents. If you can afford it, to eat normally, do some shopping, go out for beer and a party on Saturday and got to ride around the area. Yes it is, at least from my perspective.
And today about 18 Student Government is giving away 300 liters of beer: D, that's such a surprise met me today, because I totally forgot about it and my only friends recalled.
At the end of the day:)
applying for student, in principle, we can only choose the price for what we are interested in and whether you want live in a "suite" with its own kitchen and bathroom, or in a room with these Combination and Łaz. in the hallway:) For sure everyone will get a separate room - at least I have not heard that anyone had otherwise.
With the rest there is not anything you write it, and so Studentenwerk feed where you will place. It is a complete mess in the allocation of rooms, people who came here on an exchange are scattered all around Bonn, in the dorms with przeróżnym standard. I am on his proposal ("Housing Application") have said that I want to live in peace with no bathroom and no kitchen (which is correct) and less than 200 Euro per month - which does not match because I got room for 282 Euros. Price I did not like so much that I decided to fight for a change - because by March, I lived in the more expensive room and moved up from April floor above and I pay 237 Euro. (4th floor without elevator - at least I have a bit of sport).
I am not a supporter of the "suites" with its own kitchen and łaz. because:
- suffer from the social interaction - there is practically possible to know the neighbors if there is no common space in a dorm.
- eating too much is said - this is the kitchen - a very small and uncomfortable - 100 times better to make yourself go and enjoy them later in the spacious kitchen, and even common. A and often someone in the kitchen is already so do not be yourself.
- Common kitchen and a shared bathroom, at least in my dorm are serviced by appropriate staff,
- sometimes (for example, is so in my case) rooms "nieapartamenty" are in a better standard than the "suites".
- shared kitchen is already at least in the slightest - equipped with the things people who live here and those who have already moved out. Frequently, there is a sort of "contract" that specifies who may benefit from what you - you have to ask your neighbors how it looks. In my kitchen there is such a principle - what you see, you can simply use it, and if someone put something to his locker that is not. Thanks to this I have to use special equipment like oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee maker and all the smaller as cutlery, plates, boards, garczki, pans ... Custom kitchen, etc. is empty. Well, the fridge is:)
- and still probably a few reasons I could mention, but I do not have time because I start a lecture with the Common Criteria, and then will not I want to go back:)
Studentenwerk Bonn have dormitories for all sorts of prices and standards . From unfurnished rooms, rooms with the łaz. and cake. outside, as my room with only a small sink, to those just independent "apartments." Also in different locations. 5 minutes walk from downtown, 10 minutes from the center of the S-Bahn, or 25 minutes from downtown by bus.
Prices - once you can actually find a room for some 170 Euro at the moment after the increase begins practically from over 190 Euro (except Tabu II only has room for 175 Euros - the rest is all more expensive, and only one student). However, the cheapest room is hard to get - everyone wants to live as cheaply as possible. I
information about where I was billeted got about 4 weeks before arrival, so if something does not fit This is still time to intervene.
I got another question about the cost of living here. It is approximately 700 Euro. This amount is just enough for a normal life. It is known that without a great momentum but also does not have to look at each given 20 cents. If you can afford it, to eat normally, do some shopping, go out for beer and a party on Saturday and got to ride around the area. Yes it is, at least from my perspective.
And today about 18 Student Government is giving away 300 liters of beer: D, that's such a surprise met me today, because I totally forgot about it and my only friends recalled.
At the end of the day:)
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