Which UEA halls do you really belong in? Take this quiz to find out

You got Hickling/Barton! Time to crack open the champagne. Though you may find you're consistently called a Tory, and the shower curtain of your tiny cubicle sticks to you, that's only because other students are bitter you have your own launderette. Also it's definitely worth it for the room storage, the bathroom and four fridges per flat. FOUR!!!

You got Student Village! Once you get past the giant skips outside every room and the 1940s spaceship-style bathrooms, you still have the arduous trek onto campus that no first year deserves to experience. On the plus side, it's still probably a shorter walk than wherever you end up next year, and on those nights you don't make it out you'll find it's a fair bit quieter.

You got the Ziggs! Though this style of building is usually only popular with ancient Mesopotamian cultures, UEA have for some reason decided to make these questionable structures the face of the uni. Enjoy dog walkers staring into your kitchen at any time, along with summer causing your room to literally set ablaze. On the plus side, you host all the best flat parties, your rooms are giant and rumour has it using your window as a door makes the return from nights out easier.

You got Campus! Although there are variations between Colman, Paston, Britten etc...let's face it, there is a consistency to the soul-destroying aluminium kitchens and the microwave UEA has the audacity to claim is an oven. On the bright side, you're the closest to everything, meaning walks to the LCR in winter are less likely to result in frostbite, and 9am lectures hurt slightly less when you only have to get up five minutes beforehand. Unless you got Kett House. That is not salvageable.

You got Orwell/Wolfson! Be prepared for students passing your accommodation to mistake it for bomb shelters left over from World War II, and a kitchen bleaker and darker than the trenches. On a happier note, you'll rarely be expected to host pre drinks, and hey, it's only a year, right?

You got Crome Court! The chances are you're either a postgrad or a second year, meaning that despite slightly pricier diggings, the vibe is a lot more laid back and you'll probably have fewer annoying flatmates. Plus, your building has a pretty awesome plant wall, and your kitchens and bathrooms are spick and span.