Will my life on campus be better at Keele University than staying off-campus?

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As per online sources, residing on Keele University's campus presents several advantages compared to off-campus accommodation. Here's why:

1. Accessibility: On-campus living ensures close proximity to facilities like the library, dining halls, and sports amenities, all within a walking distance in th

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