Tuition. There are also differences in the cost of studying abroad for different majors. Generally speaking, the tuition of business is higher than that of social sciences, and the tuition of top business schools is higher.
Rent. If you want to save money, you must think twice before choosing a house! Students who want to rent a school dormitory can consult their seniors in advance about the location of the dormitory to determine whether they can meet their usual travel and living needs.
Catering. The meal fee is very flexible. You can save a little, eat in the school cafeteria or cook by yourself, or you can be extravagant and eat out on weekends.
If you don't mind daily necessities, you can contact the seniors of the school, buy the households they handle or join the second-hand group of the school. In fact, some daily necessities are very durable, and you can save a lot of money if you buy them second-hand.
Traffic. When going out by bus/subway or taking a taxi, no one can escape the transportation fee. Travel. After learning, I have to go out for a walk to see different customs and broaden my horizons. In addition, there may be more personalized activities such as fitness, dancing and medical treatment.
In terms of living expenses, there are obvious differences in accommodation fees between different cities and regions. Living in Britain, excluding rent, the monthly living expenses are about 855.89 pounds. University College London is located in London, England, and the cost of living ranks sixth among British cities.