Turun Yliopisto (UTU)

I have also lived in Student Village for over a month, it was quite OK, too. The apartments there are being renovated, however if you get apartment in the older part, you will be sharing kitchen with other people. Student Village is much closer to the university, one saves money on bus tickets - unless you intend to cycle to school every day. Although I must say that not everywhere you can have a chance to ride your bike in -27 Celsius! It was fun!

although it could have been better I must say that everything worked properly and my bedroom was warm and comfortable. Depending on the place you live in the student village you will find different experiences. I lived close to school but some other appartments are very far and you need a travel card (no use using a bike during the winter if you are not a tough Finn)

Compared to my home country the costs for housing here are very high,on the other hand I have my own room and bathroom so when I need to study I there is noone to disturbe me, so I can concentrate well.

Quite good, rooms and houses in Yo-Kylä need to be renovated, some of them are already renovated. Kitchen was not the best experience. To live in Halliskylä or Ritzinkuja is more comfortable (shared flats by three persons).

you can choose between a single room in the student village (yo-kylä) or sharing your room with others (cheaper but further from the city centre).

The apartment that Student foundation provided me with can be consider as a good for single girl in a foreign country.