article_snippet: While the traditional view of student housing is a scene of squalor, these luxury new apartments are set to take the cost of a degree to £100,000.
article_snippet: Those soon to start studying at Exeter University who want to live in one of these properties will be looking at a rental price of £1,000 a month.
article_snippet: Those soon to start studying at Exeter University who want to live in one of these properties will be looking at a rent of £1,000 a month .
article_snippet: Rents range from £150 to £220 per person per week, with all bills and contents insurance covered within this price.
article_snippet: UK students would therefore be paying up to £11,220 a year, on top of the £9,000-a-year course fees, totally almost £61,000 over three years.
article_snippet: For international students, thanks to international students fees of up to £17,500-a-year, the total figure could be more than £85,000 - before living costs are factored in.
article_snippet: The university website says term-time living costs - excluding accommodation - are £3,740 a year, making the total cost of a degree near £100,000.
article_snippet: Taking a look: Rents for the apartments range from £150 to £220 per person per week, with all bills and contents insurance covered within this .
article_snippet: A survey last month found students in Loughborough are spending a third more for students in Loughborough home than non-students living in similar housing in the town.
article_snippet: But Reading was the cheapest city with students paying an average of £80.78 per person per week in areas with an overall average price of £132.75.
article_snippet: Students now pay £202.40 on average in London, but this is much better than non-students who have to spend £299.40 to live in the same areas.
highlights_snippet: £11,200/year rents charged on top of £9,000/year course fees for UK students (£17,500/year for internationals) 