European Business School London

People who actually lived in Oliver Hall (one of the two university accomodation centers) told me that it was very expensive and moreover, you felt the sensation of being at the university the whole day. They could not disconnect from studying and relax.

The best night spots for hanging around where: Mayfair club, Cafe de paris, Cheers,Chinawhite,O'Neills,Waxy O'Connors, Attica and Down Mexico Way. Places not to be missed: National Gallery, Tower of London, Tate Modern, British Museum, Natural Science Museum, Hampton Court, Big Ben, London Eye, Soho.... so many! but above all the parks (Regent´s, St James, Holland, Kensington Gardens and Hyde Parks).

It was really interesting. This university is known because 80% of its graduates are foreigners and they speak from 3 to 6 languages fluently. This gave me the opportunity not only to improve my english but my french as well.

The best thing to do is to send boxes with some elementary food from your home country through the cheapest transport agency. The cheapest supermarkets are Safeway, Sainsbury's and Tesco (make sure you have one near your apartment!). For bus and subway you can make a student card by sending a brochure stamped by your university, it takes two/three weeks to receive it but you save lots of money. Try to get into the guest lists of the nightclubs it is less expensive. Go to notting hill market or spitalfields to buy appliances (such as a TV), you will get one by 10-35 pounds

London is one of the cheapest destinations for flights. Anyway, you should check on different flight companies before buying your ticket and there are some useful websites with offers: www.travelocity.co.uk, www.travelselect.com