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This document provides information about university courses and accommodation. It defines terms like BA(Hons), BSc(Hons), undergraduate, postgraduate, internship, sandwich course, and foundation course. It notes that a normal degree runs for three years and accommodation options include halls where bills are included. It also mentions considerations for insurance and firm accommodation choices.
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