FAQs

No, only continuing undergraduate students are eligible to apply to stay in Evelyn Gardens or Scape Hammersmith. We cannot offer rooms to first year students in these halls.

If you are an incoming first year student, you can apply for college accommodation at our other undergraduate halls of residence. For further details on first year undergraduate halls and the application process, please visit our prospective undergraduate pages.

As Evelyn Gardens and Scape Hammersmith are only offered to continuing undergraduate students, they are run similarly to private accommodation. Should you require any assistance during your stay, please enquire on the support structure with the hall team.

The first point of contact for students will be a 24-hour reception. In addition, a team of Resident Assistants will live on site and be available to assist with any urgent issues overnight.

The licence for continuing halls is 39 weeks. If the hall forms part of the summer accommodation offering, students may have the option in Spring to request an extension to stay over summer (this extension is not available to final year students) or those living in Scape Hammersmith.

No, if you are going on a placement as part of your course, please be advised that you will remain liable for the rent for your accommodation up to the end of the academic year or until a new occupier is found to replace you in your accommodation.

The arrangement of toilet and shower sharing depends on the room allocation, which varies from 4 residents sharing 2 toilets/showers to 13 students sharing 3 toilets/showers. It's important to note that all toilets and showers are unisex.

Yes, wi-fi is available in all bedrooms in continuing halls. However, wired internet provides faster, more secure connections. 

No, we do not have bike storage available so bikes/bicycles should be kept and locked outside the building.

There is no lift in Evelyn Gardens, so please take this into consideration when planning your arrival.

No, if you have not received an offer for one of your top preferences, it is because there are none available. We process applications via a lottery system, so the room you have been offered is your most preferred option out of the rooms we have available.

Unfortunately, we do not hold a waiting list for any rooms.

Yes, we will contact all students who were not successful in their applications once we have completed the offer process.

This is a manual process, and it can take some time to finalise the offer process, as some offers will be rejected and then sent to other students who have applied.