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Haha, that is definitely an experience that will never get old and that I would be a fool to miss out on. One significant disadvantage that London has, however, is how expensive it is.

It is expensive but you're paying for quality.

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fudgecake22

Go get your 2:1/first and do a masters at Oxbridge

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philerus

Original post by fudgecake22

Go get your 2:1/first and do a masters at Oxbridge

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That's the plan now!

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jenkinsear

Original post by philerus

Haha, that is definitely an experience that will never get old and that I would be a fool to miss out on. One significant disadvantage that London has, however, is how expensive it is.

Oxford is a horribly expensive city as well. Not QUITE as bad, but it's probably still up there amongst the worst.

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philerus

Original post by jenkinsear

Oxford is a horribly expensive city as well. Not QUITE as bad, but it's probably still up there amongst the worst.

True but, from what I gather, the availability of subsidised college accomodation for the duration of the course helps alleviate the financial burden, which would not be the case fornthe majority of London unis, which just offer guaranteed accomodation for the first year, which tends to be more exoensive anyway. However, these are just specific factors pertaining to student accomodation and not all the other costs associated with city life at any stage of one's life, so are in no way intended to undermine your point!