Our annual student accommodation survey helps us actively gather feedback from our customers - in this case term time residents in our halls of residence - in order to shape and improve our services. It stands next to a feedback event that is conducted annually by the LSE Students' Union, visit: Your hall your call
Survey 2016
Response rate: 58.97 per cent
Carr-Saunders Hall and Passfield Hall both won the prize for achieving the highest survey participation. Both achieved a record breaking 100 per cent participation.
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90 per cent of residents are enjoying their stay in residences
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83 per cent of residents would recommend their residence to other LSE students
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75 per cent of residents felt that their residence offers good value for money
For more information, download the Hall by hall analysis table. There are two formats available.
Student accommodation survey 2015/16 report [XLS] – Interactive Layout or Student accommodation survey 2015/16 report [PDF] – Optimised for Printing
Once complete, a full written report will be available to download from this webpage.
This year saw a slight drop in overall participation rate with 58.97% of all our residents completing the survey. However two halls achieved 100% completion! Thank you to every one of the 2462 residents who gave us their views.
Particular thanks go to the staff and student leaders at Carr-Saunders and Passfield who worked so hard to encourage students to take part. As a reward both Hall Committees have been awarded £250 each to spend on entertainment at their end of year party, or on an item that will benefit the whole hall.
Participation rate competition league table - final scores
Survey 2016
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Hall
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Total residents
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Number of responses
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Percentage participation
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LSE Carr-Saunders Hall
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118
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118
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100.00%
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LSE Passfield Hall
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204
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204
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100.00%
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LSE Rosebery Avenue
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325
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284
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87.38%
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LSE Grosvenor House Studios
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178
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139
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78.09%
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LSE High Holborn
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351
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234
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66.67%
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LSE Butler's Wharf Residence
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269
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164
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60.97%
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LSE Northumberland House
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336
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203
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60.42%
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LSE Bankside House
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603
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337
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55.89%
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Sanctuary Students Lilian 368Knowles Hous
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368
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187
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50.82%
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Unite Sidney Webb House
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435
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204
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46.90%
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urbanest King's Cross
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288
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134
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46.53%
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urbanest Westminster Bridge
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450
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134
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46.53%
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University of London* + urbanest Tower Bridge + Zebra Housing Flats*
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250
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83
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33.20%
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TOTAL
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4175
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2462
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58.97%
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*University of London Halls comprise College Hall, Connaught Hall, International Hall, Lilian Penson and Nutford House
**For the sake of fair competition, University of London Halls and the two smallest LSE Halls have been combined
Survey 2015
Response rate: 59.38 per cent
Carr-Saunders Hall won the prize for achieving the highest survey participation.
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86 per cent of residents would recommend their residence to other LSE students
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79 per cent of residents felt that their residence offers good value for money
For more information, download the Student accommodation survey 2014/15 report [PDF], and view the Hall by hall analysis table - appendix to the student accommodation survey 2014/15 report [PDF].
Survey 2014
Response rate: 56.79 per cent
Bankside House won the prize for achieving the highest survey participation.
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86 per cent of residents would recommend their residence to other LSE students
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74 per cent of residents felt that their residence offers good value for money
For more information, download the Student accommodation survey 2013/14 report [PDF], and view the Hall by hall analysis table - appendix to the student accommodation survey 2013/14 report [PDF].
Survey 2013
Response rate: 33.56 per cent
Passfield Hall won the prize for achieving the highest survey participation.
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82 per cent of residents would recommend their residence to other LSE students
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73 per cent of residents felt that their residence offers good value for money
For more survey results including statistics and student comments, please see the Annual student satisfaction survey 2012/13 report [PDF]
Survey 2012
Response rate: 21 per cent
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80 per cent of residents would recommend their residence to other LSE students
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72 per cent of residents felt that their residence offers good value for money
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66 per cent of residents felt above average or better about their pre-arrival experience
For more information, download the 2011/12 survey results overview [PDF]
