Chulalongkorn University

Courses for the Faculty of Law are mostly interesting. Some are more relevant than the others but overall are useful. Library resources are adequate.

Courses for Faculty of Law are mostly interesting. Some are more relevant than the others but overall are useful. Library resources are adequate.

Be prepared to face a noisy, vulgar and a polluted city. However, it's also a city that's deadly boring,
and its universities are famed for being corrupted and amongst the worst in the world, and I can verify that.

If your expectations are "Netflix and Chill", you're gonna be good. However, if you're hoping to make friends, get a girlfriend or a 
boyfriend, be prepared to face people who are incredibly uptight and cold. 

Smile is just a veneer of sorts, it doesn't really mean anything.
Because culture itself encourages people (and students) to suppress their emotions, smile can mean lies (which are socially acceptable), it can
mean envy (and there's a lot that here because of corruption) or backstabbing. 

Teaching is just the worst, lots of screaming and yelling, 
passive-aggression, and you end up feeling hated by your teachers who all have a chip on their shoulders. Oh yeah, group work is something to avoid.
It's just juggling with a lot of ego's and students who want to be in charge but want no responsibilities, and Thai students are about 13 years old mentally.
They LOVE their drama and their soap operas and performing in class. City's incredibly loud, polluted, and noisy. 

Lots of traffic.

Backstabbing galore! People are so unnecessarily mean and unpleasant, especially if it's education or government we're talking about.

April to June is the hottest period. June to October - rainy. Hot as hell, humid, polluted, and passive-aggressive city full of shallow people.

What could possibly go wrong? So if you can tolerate that sort of nonsense, give it a try or you can just throw your money in the toilet.