The best aspects are the responsive community, the helpful sites and links, and the friendliness of the staff. The worst aspect would have to be my luck with my accommodation neighbors, who aren’t tidy in the kitchen.

So far I have not gotten far into it, but the overall experience is great! There are no “worst” experiences as all of them have been great! The closest point to that is the unfortunate need to cancel an Economics class, which saddened me. But the best experiences are plenty! Talking to the teachers, discussing group topics with fellow students, and solving occasional problems and questions by relying on personal knowledge and researched knowledge ahead of time by relying on the Canvas app.

If I understand correctly, uni’s halls are accommodation. The staff there are great, any issue I encounter gets solved in the same week, more often within 2-3 days of encountering the problem! The room is compact but enough for any items, the bathroom’s shower room is slightly lacking due to the shower head not being detachable, but overall it’s fine. Meeting my neighbors is always nice, the only truly bad thing I experienced was the kitchen’s condition after a week of living, and the stove quality for cooking (had to buy a portable stove to be efficient time wise).

Best thinks is meetup with alots of international students and also take tips about our study.

In-class

Good way to go to university in train.

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