[{"text_idx": "#000007", "text": "RhyngwladolYour countryGlobal eventsFunding and feesEnglish language requirementsEnglish language programmesFoundation and pre-master's programmesEuropean ExchangeStudy abroad in CardiffGraduate visa routeVisit usProspectusContact usCareer support for international students"}, {"text_idx": "#000009", "text": "o'n graddedigion mewn cyflogaeth a/neu\u2019n astudio ymhellach, i fod i ddechrau swydd neu gwrs newydd, neu wneud gweithgareddau eraill fel teithio."}, {"text_idx": "#000030", "text": "2. Don\u2019t leave behind your stuff! Although it might actually be quite handy for new tenants to have an extra bookcase, or a mirror in their room \u2013 I\u2019ve heard a lot of stories of people being charged for leaving items in the house that weren\u2019t there already. It can be a nightmare if you have to try and get the entirety of Ikea back to your family home but there are other ways of disposing of the bigger things like the dump, or their are a number of sites you can donate too. Look at local charity shops that are after homeware stuff, or ask other students younger than you. I used a \u2018Cardiff buy, sell and swap\u2019 Facebook page and allowed people to have my stuff for free on the condition they came and picked it up themselves. That was an office chair, a bookshelf and a mirror that I got rid of!"}, {"text_idx": "#000036", "text": "8. Move stuff back to where it was. This sounds like a really stupid one, but one of my friends got charged for moving her room around and then not moving it back. So if you preferred your desk by the window, or your bed on the other side of the room \u2013 make sure you switch it back round just in case!"}, {"text_idx": "#000039", "text": "Have I missed anything? Do you think there\u2019s other things we should consider when moving out?"}]