Meeting new people Being away from home

Learning new facts Less support than high school

Living with new people Sharing bathrooms

I think the best aspect about the university is the fact that each and every person you meet, campus related or not, will talk to you as if you've been there friend since forever. This makes it so that getting yourself situated and accommodating yourself with the city becomes so much easier. It might seem like a little thing, but for me, it was the reason why I was able to make friends and get into the groove of things, despite being in a whole new country by myself. As for improvements, I do somewhat believe that there is less heating (for being such a cold country). I, having been born in a country that's almost to the point of boiling hot, found it a little difficult to adapt when the temperature started dropping. I would've preferred if there was more of that available, but that is just a personal peeve.

I have no bad aspects of my course. All my lectures are absolutely lovely and deserve the absolute pinnacle of praise.

In terms of value for money, I do not recommend university halls. This is due to the simple fact that accommodation outside is relatively cheaper. True, you would have to spend money on travelling, but in retrospect, if you were to buy the bus pass, that becomes a null argument. Although it has been a wonderful experience living here thus far, if you as a new student were to attempt to work, study, and save, you would find that to be an impossible task.