Stockholm School of Economics (SSE)

Food and social spending like going out and alcohol is extremely expensive. Theres not much you can really save money on except transportation, when taking the subway and living close to the city, don't buy an unlimited travel pass, just use the 10 or 20 trip cards.

Make sure you take lots and lots of money if you plan on studying in Sweden. Travel as much as you can as it is quite cheap to get around Europe. And go check out Kiruna if you can, its up north and is where the ice hotel is.

In Sweden, everyone speaks english extremely well. Although I took a few Swedish language classes, I never really used it because it was so easy just to speak english to people.

It was very well organised, and the facilities were excellent. The rent covered everything so there was no problems of paying multiple bills. Its right next door to the university (Saltis) so it was very handy.

There are a few very exclusive and expensive clubs in the city centre. 'Cafe Opera', 'Laroy', and 'Karma' are not to be missed (if you can get in, make sure your very very well dressed). 'Burns' is also a lot of fun, its more of a dance club, really big but equally strict in entry requirements. 'East' is also a good spot, right by the water front. If your into a real rave/dance atmosphere, check out the clubs in Gamla Stan. All of them bar Laroy requires an entry fee. If your looking for a cheap drink in a pub, go to Sodermalm (the south) not as posh but not as fun. Also don't tell the security your age if your under 23..