Bristol ranks fourth in the top ten most expensive UK places for students to live, a survey shows.
When price comparisons were made for costs including average weekly rent and weekly fast food, beer and coffee costs, only London, Bournemouth and Reading proved more expensive. Bath came in ninth, while the tenth most expensive was Brighton.
Wolverhampton is said to be the cheapest city to enjoy student life. Analysis reveals Wolverhampton is the cheapest city in the UK to be a student, costing an average of £120.90 a week - with Derby and Aberdeen the second and third most affordable.
