Too expensive to live out in London

With reasonable weekly budgeting it is very likely that you will be to live on £103 a week after paying rent and bills.
Depending on your habits, health and standard of living.
But you will need some regular part time earnings during the weekends, evening or holidays to save up any money.
I'm a lifelong Londoner and spent many years of my undergrad & postgrad life living on under £30 a week after rent and bills.

With reasonable weekly budgeting it is very likely that you will be to live on £103 a week after paying rent and bills.
Depending on your habits, health and standard of living.
But you will need some regular part time earnings during the weekends, evening or holidays to save up any money.
I'm a lifelong Londoner and spent many years of my undergrad & postgrad life living on under £30 a week after rent and bills.

How much would transport cost around
I read online that it costs around £30 a week But that’s a lot if I want to save up too
I’m worried I won’t find a job or won’t know how to travel to the required job

How much would it cost around for transport that’s what I’m mainly worried about because I don’t know what to expect
But food wise I know how to eat cheaply so I think I’d be fine with that

I’m a bit worried about the expenses
I don’t know how to work out the transport costs
I’d have around £103 left for a week after subtracting rent costs but I’ll need money for food rent and saving money up
My accommodation would be in Angel lane and Kcl is 30 mins away from that - how much would I have to pay to get there and if I wanted to go back home on the weekends, would that be too expensive
I want to save up as much money as I can but don’t see myself doing that with the expenses
If I had a job there, then I could save up my money
I currently have a job at a supermarket but have only worked there a month and I don’t think they’d let me transfer

Alternatively, you could take the 388 bus from stratford to monument and walk from there to London bridge. which costs £1.50 per trip. You could use the hopper fare to change onto the 26 in mare street if you’re going to strand.

London. Beijing. Paris

They aren't for the peasants but for the middle class

Sorry not all of us have the privilege of being brought up financially comfortable

Would you say it’s more cheaper and convenient to catch the bus or a train
And if I got an Oyster card, would that mean that I could travel to all areas of London

So go to a less expensive city like Liverpool or Manchester then

London, Birmingham and Devon are out of your league

The bus is less frequent and slower but cheaper than taking the tube. An oyster card is absolutely essential if you live in london as it has a daily cap on spending. You could also use a contactless card but you can’t use a railcard discount.

Do you think it would be better to just commute from my home town to Kings
I could save a lot more money than the extortionate amount being used on rent but i think it would be less stressful to live out and have a quiet space to study in

Depends on how far your home town is from kcl. I would still recommend living in halls for your first year as its easier to make friends. It’s definitely to commute from your home if it has direct trains to London bridge though.