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Halls of Residence   In your first year, you are guaranteed a place in one of the halls of residence. Everyone has their favourite, and below you'll find some reasons why. Halls are the best way to get to know people, and often work out a lot cheaper than living in flats. They have their advantages and disadvantages, such as having someone else cooking for you, which I think falls into both categories. Whichever hall you've been allocated though, the atmosphere is up to you. Hall life is what you make it. Have fun! Halls of Residence and private accommodation   Albany Park ("Gatty")   John Burnett Hall ("Atholl")   Andrew Melville Hall   McIntosh Hall ("Chattan")   David Russell Apartments   New Hall   Dean's Court   St Regulus Hall ("Regs")   Fife Park   St Salvator's Hall ("Sallies")   Gannochy House   University Hall   Hamilton Hall   Stanley Smith and Angus House (postgrad)     Private Flats   David Russell Hall (now demolished) Posted 11:29, 17th Aug 2002 by  Oli  in section Sinner's Guide  (suggest an article in this category) Readers' Comments If you agree or disagree with this opinion, then feel free to have your say - post your comments below. Post a message about this article <     Posted by Unregistered User H at 20:52, 11th Sep 2003 Both me and a good friend are thinking about going to St Andrews next year. Is it possible at all for us to get shared accomodation [not student flats, in one of the halls?]. -H     Posted by laphroaig at 23:12, 14th Oct 2003 I know people have done this on a number of occasions before, so it is possible. I would advise making accomodation services aware that you have a "ready-made" roommate as early as you can.   Posted by Unregistered User R at 15:47, 25th Mar 2004 is it possible to have some kind of influence regarding which hall I get in to if i go to St.Andrew's?   Posted by ka25 at 18:16, 3rd Apr 2004 Unregisted User R wrote on 15:47, 25th Mar 2004: is it possible to have some kind of influence regarding which hall I get in to if i go to St.Andrew's? on your application put the hall you want down in the preferences or extra info bit. also, find out what kind of rooms that hall has and ask for that kind. that will make it more likely for you to get. also, ask early Post a message about this article <