At university open day you want to find out all the information possible on the experience at the university and the facilities that it provides. You want to know all the nitty-gritty details which may affect you as a student. In order to get the answers that you want though, you have to remember to ask the right questions. So here are 7 questions that you should probably ask on a University open day.
If your course is going to be intense it’s something you’ll want to know beforehand because if it isn’t for you then it will allow you with some time to change it.
Depending on how heavily reading led your course is, you may need to purchase books and knowing beforehand will allow you to put some money aside in order to buy them.
You will spend a lot of time in the library depending on your course and instead of having to buy all your books you may be able to take out some of them.
You’ll want to know the cost of living in your new area. if you can save money you should because then you have money to put towards other things.
Sometimes the pressure gets to you at university and it is good to be able to talk to somebody when you find yourself struggling, so knowing that there is a place you can go and talk to someone will put you at some ease.
Knowing how far you’ll need to travel to get to the town will give you a rough idea of where you’ll want to live. Whether it be closer to the town for food purposes or closer to the campus if the town isn’t too far away.
Transport is essential for getting around, so knowing the transport links is vital to get from A to B. You should check how often trains and buses run and from what times and if there is a university bus.
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