Hugo Donaldson: passion for engineering, and love of Canterbury student life

Keegan, Alban, and Cosima: nice flatmates finish first!

Deciding to leave the tenancy early is a stressful situation for everyone involved, not least of which the tenant looking to leave. There are a number of ways a landlord can avoid this situation, but it's a two way street. Prime Campus has been fortunate to have tenants Keegan Wright, Alban Ribet, and Cosima Augusta return for another year with us. This group have agreed to share with us their secret on how to select a group of flatmates that will stand the test of time. If you'd considering forming a group to sign a tenancy, listen to how this group did it right to avoid the inevidable fallout if you get it wrong...

Hugo Donaldson: passion for engineering, and love of Canterbury student life

Hugo is one of our tenants studying civil engineering at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch. Hugo was able to share his whole process of how he fell in love with engineering from a young age, decided to move across the country to experience a new city and make new friends, how his passion for engineering made it easy for him to focus on his studies, get good grades and as of just a few weeks ago, land his dream job. I particularly liked Hugo's insight into how the University of Canterbury's Christchurch campus is possibly one of the most underrated universities in New Zealand.

Finn Brokenshire - “Don’t rush in”

Finn is in his second year of university, studying medicine. Health services run in Finn’s family with his father a doctor and mother a nurse. However, Finn’s advice was anything but following a set direction when it came to university, instead his feedback was to take your time and make the decision right for you, at the right stage in your life. Finn’s advice is invaluable, and comes from his personal and close friends’ experience. This podcast is a must listen for all people considering university study at anytime in the future.

Jaxson Tautala-Hanita - "It takes a village to raise a child"

Jaxson Tautala-Hanita, at our flat 27 Steps to Heaven, is studying a Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Management and Politics, but what’s more interesting is how he came to the decision to study this course at the University of Otago in Dunedin. Jaxson’s university decision making process is very inclusive and inspiring, and I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who is struggling with the idea of attending university.

Will Body - Don't stress out about first year course selection

Will, very casually, said that in his first year he almost randomly decided to give Law study a go at, then proceeded to tell me that he is now studying second year law, having made it through a very tough cut off. Will is having a great time flatting, and seems to be one of those people that can quickly turn his hand to anything - including cooking! I think anyone stressing about their course selection should listen to this podcast and take some of Will’s advice.