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Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth

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Alexandra Works, a fully-furnished student accommodation, is a nearby luxurious, accessible, and pocket-friendly housing option.

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Plymouth College of Art is an excellent university with an enormous campus. Hundreds of international students come to this university to study from across the world. Finding student accommodation for Plymouth College of Art won't be an issue. Plymouth is home to many student homes, including student dormitories, budget-friendly private rooms, cheap halls of residence, etc. amber provides several affordable, modest off-campus student housing options, including Uber comfort. Numerous well-known student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art locales are near the student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art.

The city has everything, from luxurious student housing options to basic student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art. All the student accommodation near student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art have been selected for the Uber comfort of college-bound students. There is something in the city for everyone. There are three other categories of off-campus student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art: private rooms and private accommodations. Private student housing is available close to student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art. It consists of luxurious yet budget-friendly ensuites, studios, and communal lofts that include all necessary expenses. The cost of housing for students in Birmingham increases from £650 to £1350 per month. There are more options for students looking for off-campus short-term accommodation in Los Angeles. Some of the students' favourite student accommodation near student accommodations near Plymouth College of Art include iQ Astor House, Saltwater place and St Thomas Court.

Plymouth College of Art was established in 1856 as "Plymouth Drawing School". It was one of the colleges founded by a partnership with the University of Plymouth as "Plymouth College of Art and Design". In 2006, Plymouth College of Art and Design ended its membership in the University of Plymouth's Partner Colleges and became an independent art university providing Higher Education. However, all Plymouth College of Art degrees were accredited by the University of Plymouth until 2007 and by the Open University until 2008. In late 2008, Plymouth College of Art and Design's name was changed to "Plymouth College of Art".

In 2013, Plymouth College of Art founded the city-centre free school that welcomed 4 to 16-year-olds to Plymouth School of Creative Arts. In 2019 the college was awarded taught degree awarding powers (TDAP) by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), granting the creative institution the authority to award and accredit its BA (Hons) degrees and Masters awards. Autumn 2020 witnessed the first group of undergraduate and postgraduate students who graduated with an award accredited by Plymouth College of Art.

For students, the daily necessities are enough to torment any student, and one of the essential parts for students is Student Accommodation. Since every student's needs are different, most students like residing in a student-oriented locality to spend their college life. Students can find a wide range of housing via the amber website. Although some of the best localities for Plymouth College of Art are:

City centre

Plymouth city center is a port city in Devon, southwest England. It's known for its maritime heritage and historic Barbican district with narrow, cobbled streets. Sutton Harbour is home to the National Marine Aquarium, where sharks and rays glide in a deep tank. Also in the harbour are several marinas and a fish market, the Plymouth Fisheries. The Mayflower Steps are where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for the New World in 1620. Discovery Heights is one of the most liked student accommodation near Plymouth College of Art.

Lipson

Lipson is located in Plymouth, a trade and commercial shipping hub and is highly important for the Royal Navy. Along with the coastal beauty, the city has many leisure activities for students and tourists. There are many elegant buildings and street shopping attractions in Lipson. Some of the students favourite accommodations are Alexandra Works and Central Point.

Northernhay Place

Northernhay Place is located in the heart of Exeter, close to the city's beautiful shops, restaurants, pubs, clubs, history, and culture. The lovely Northernhay Gardens and Exeter Castle are nearby, as is the Princesshay retail centre. Hill View place, Exeter one and The Barn are some of the best student accommodation in this locality.

Barbican

Barbican is an energetic waterside neighbourhood laced with quaint cobblestone lanes. Restaurants overlooking the small boats in Sutton Harbour serve locally caught seafood, and buzzing pubs put on live music and show televised sports. The Barbican and Royal theatres stage major musical and dramatic productions, while Plymouth Pavilions hosts global music stars, basketball games, and ice-skating shows.

Plymouth student accommodation is a common choice for students. Plymouth comes under affordable cities in Britain compared to the other cities. On average, a student will spend up to 1200 GBP/ per month.

1. Utility Bills of 30 to 45 GBP/ per month
2. Food and groceries - 20 to 30 GBP/ per month
3. Transport - 10 to 15 GBP/ per month
4. Leisure and party 30 to 35 GBP/ per week
5. Laundry 25 to 35 GBP/ per week
6. Mobile phone bills 30 to 40 GBP/ per week
7. Books and stationery 35 to 45 GBP/ per week

Travelling by public transport is the most reasonable alternative for students. Getting anywhere around the city is quiet as the city has an excellent public transport system. Buses and trains are the most preferred transportation by the student. Boat rides are an additional benefit for Plymouth residents as they have widespread water connections and are affordable. Hiring a vehicle is also an option, but it is more expensive.

Train

The railway station of Plymouth is the central railway that runs throughout the city. It connects both regional and local lines. .1GBP is the minimum fare that you pay. The other rail links are Cross Country Network and the Great Western Railway.

Bus

The bus is also an alternative for students to travel within the city. The buses connect every corner of the town, allowing students to travel anywhere in the city. All the students are also eligible for a student bus pass.