Regent's American College London

Honestly, if you're there to travel or just experience the place. Just try to get an odd job and live there for a while instead of doing study abroad. When i was there, i found school just held me back from doing what i really wanted to do. You could do alot of travelling or live fairly comfortably with the money you spend on tuition there. Take advantage of Heathrow while you're there, you can fly to alot of exotic places for cheap (compared to fares from the US). I went to Dubai after Finals. Also, try to rent a car on a trip to Italy or France, it's tons of fun. there's all sorts of picturesque winding roads and quaint little towns that no one else visits.

Do lots of internet research when looking for cheap travel deals--it's time-consuming, but it pays off! Also, if you don't take the tube very often, buying the 10-ticket cachets is cheaper than getting a ticket every time you take it. Walking is the best way to get around, though, because then you get to see everything, and central London is smaller than it looks. And it rains a lot, but it's cheaper to buy an umbrella there than in the US. Have fun!

Travel as much as you can! That experience alone is worth more than anything you will learn from any text book.

Since its a small school it becomes its own little community. Even if they tell you not to bring your laptop you should still bring it a lot of people used it to play music, or you can connect to the regents server and use the internet. Also great(but expensive) shopping, i thought better than Paris, especially at Topshop.

London is very expensive so be prepared.

This school was so much fun, I would highly reccommend it :)