It’s official, Warwick is the most affordable uni in the country

Warwick University has been revealed as the most affordable student town according to recent research by TotallyMoney.

Source: TotallyMoney

The study took into account the price of rent, cinema tickets, gym memberships, a coffee, a basic meal, a pint, a kebab and cab fares.

According to the study, the average price of a cheeky pint at Warwick is £2.39 and a kebab comes in at a gentle £3.99. It’s hard to believe you can get all the quality of a Vialli’s for such a humble price.

The study set the average price of rent at Warwick at £72 a week.

Second year student, Alban McCarthy Knowles responded to this discovery with shock asking “where is rent £72?”

George Parsons, another second year student believed the £10 for a meal was an over exaggeration, referencing the campus burger van’s burger meal coming in at only a fiver.

The most expensive uni towns were, you guessed it, London universities. A pint at Kings College London will set you back £3.85. For reference, that’s 3 and a half Vodbull’s on a Smack Thursday.

Royal Holloway was ranked as the most expensive uni with rents averaging £169 a week and cab fare coming to a shocking average of £43.00. I’m sure you’ll think twice now about drunkenly negotiating the price for a cab from Smack back to campus.