u/Equivalent_Whereas48

why does the accomodation look so buns😭✌️ where are you guys applying to? I don't think I want to risk sharing toilets with people with no sense of hygiene...

Hey guys!

Hope you guys are all doing well with exam season so close (and lowkey the drama going on in this subreddit?!). It still feels kind of surreal to think about how it has already been a year since the 'beginning of our med/dent journey' all the worrying and hard work has paid off so far alhamdullilah.

Anyways, I just wanted to ask for some advice about moving to/living in London from those who already live there or have some knowledge of what it's like there. I'm thinking about firming my offer at QMUL and that would mean I have to move almost 3 hours away from home. I'm nervous and excited at the same time, but I don't know what the East London scene is like, the people, transport, safety etc. I've also used public transport like 5 times in my life because I live in a relatively small town where everything is a walkable distance, so I'm not very familiar with it.

Yeah anything about how it is living in London/East London or studying at QMUL would be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks 🙏