Welcome to Plymouth freshers, the biggest first year student community. We help freshers make friends before university, find your course mates and flatmates, learn about Plymouth student accommodation, your applied courses, UCAS, student finance and Plymouth freshers week.
We connected 362,000 first year University applications last year, making their move to university enjoyable and stress free.
Exclusive chats for Plymouth freshers starting University in September. Meet your coursemates and flatmates before university starts and keep up to date with the latest university news, student guides, societies and freshers week events.
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‘We Love Freshers’ is voted the best freshers week events in Plymouth. Each year we throw the wildest sell out events in freshers week and across the UK.
All We Love Freshers events sell out before university starts. We advise all students to buy covid protected tickets in advance.
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