University of Ulster at Coleraine

I wasn´t living at the Halls of residence but some of my friends were.The new flats were pretty good though i think it was a little bit expensive but the old Halls of Residence aren´t very good. The private accomodation were i was living in was very good but i had to search for it own my own,the university didn´t help me at all so what i did was going house by house through the area i wanted to live in and as i said before i found and excellent house.

I like live in the campus. I live with other 5 girls, from China, India, France, US and from Northern Ireland. I can know other cultures. Sometimes we cook traditional food from our contries. I have met people from other countries around the world, and now some of them are big friends. The house is good. The kitchen and the bedrooms are big, and have all the essential things.

In my view, chosing to live on campus or independently, either in head-leased accommodation or in appartments in nearby towns very much depends on your age. The Halls of Residence, on Campus, were mainly for freshers or young international students; under 19. Head-leased accommodation or private houses owned by University and some of them located on campus were basically full of postgraduate students and mature students, which was my case. At the time, I was 23 years old and most of my neighboors and housemates were of the same age.

ninguno

Travel around Ireland, it's the best way to meet people and know better the irish culture

I choose UK because I think is more important learn English than other laguages. At the beginning was difficult my communication, but now is easier. At the university I have done some oral presentation, test, essays, so this can let me improve my English.