@@dangmy1275 Hi there 👋 I think the most important thing is that the accommodation is secure as I’ve heard about some really troubling incidents 😭but mine has very strict security so its fine for me and It's also better to stay near your campus and in the city center so you have easy access to grocery shopping and other conveniences
@@amberchoong_ can you please share the name of your accommodation? (I am sorry if this question is too personal, I am going to study at Warwick Uni this Sep and being overwhelmed with student accommodation info now. Therefore it would love to hear your instruction and experience about this important issue :) )
@@dangmy1275 oh but I’m studying in Coventry University so I have no idea regarding accommodation about warwick 🤣 but I would suggest it’s better for you to select accommodation under your university instead of renting accommodation outside because most of the students will do that for a cheaper rental fees .As always, I'd suggest staying near your campus in case you have a late class and need to walk alone. In my experience, it's dangerous to walk alone because you never know what might happen. So the closer the better
@@amberchoong_ thank you so much for your responsive and helpful advice 🥰 yeah I am going to stay in the city centre instead of at uni campus cause I would like to find some part-time jobs there. And I think it would be more opportunities to find jobs in the city centre 😃 I am planning to book a room for a month to get practical experience when I get to Coventry then find a room to book for a longer period (48-51 weeks). it’s very lovely to communicate with you. Wish you all the best!
I also starting my school with Coventry University, but i will be studying in Singapore instead. 加油！加油！
@@scht03 thank you ! 🤩
Can you please share experiences of finding student accommodation?
@@dangmy1275 Hi there 👋 I think the most important thing is that the accommodation is secure as I’ve heard about some really troubling incidents 😭but mine has very strict security so its fine for me and It's also better to stay near your campus and in the city center so you have easy access to grocery shopping and other conveniences
@@amberchoong_ can you please share the name of your accommodation? (I am sorry if this question is too personal, I am going to study at Warwick Uni this Sep and being overwhelmed with student accommodation info now. Therefore it would love to hear your instruction and experience about this important issue :) )
@@dangmy1275 oh but I’m studying in Coventry University so I have no idea regarding accommodation about warwick 🤣 but I would suggest it’s better for you to select accommodation under your university instead of renting accommodation outside because most of the students will do that for a cheaper rental fees .As always, I'd suggest staying near your campus in case you have a late class and need to walk alone. In my experience, it's dangerous to walk alone because you never know what might happen. So the closer the better
@@amberchoong_ thank you so much for your responsive and helpful advice 🥰 yeah I am going to stay in the city centre instead of at uni campus cause I would like to find some part-time jobs there. And I think it would be more opportunities to find jobs in the city centre 😃 I am planning to book a room for a month to get practical experience when I get to Coventry then find a room to book for a longer period (48-51 weeks). it’s very lovely to communicate with you. Wish you all the best!
@@dangmy1275 alright no worries ! ❤️