SAVE THE STUDENT MANCHESTER : STUDENT CITY GUIDE


T


he day you leave home for


exciting and nerve-racking at the same time.


Nevermind that you probably won’t know anyone beforehand, you’re probably also anxious about not knowing where to do certain everyday things. If you’re moving to Manchester it is one of the bigger cities


university


in a new town or city is both extremely


and you’ll probably feel lost and swallowed up by a new and unfamiliar urban environment.


Even after their first year, most students still have a lot to learn about their adopted city. This applies especially to students moving out of halls to find a suitable student house. Especially seeing as Manchester has so much to offer to students.


Save the Student’s new ‘Student City Guide‘ series aims to fill in the gaps of your local


knowledge as


well as enlighten you on the best places to go. For all our guides we try to keep a typical student budget in mind. With these guides you’ll never be stuck for ideas. Most importantly, you’ll know you’re getting the best out of your student city and life at university!


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