Is anyone commuting to LSE next 2023-24?

Hi, I'm in the same situation but I'm an international. Was wondering whether or not I should live with a friend in their house or to stay in accommodation. So far everyone has old me to pick an undergraduate-majority LSE hall to make it easier to socialize. I'm also a super shy person so of course I want to be in a position where it will be easier to make friends. I think in terms of socializing definitely pick the halls. I'm picking Rosebery but I'm also worried that I may not enjoy it there

Hello! I am thinking of commuting to LSE next year for uni - i will be a first year. unfortunately i accepted my offer quite late and there was limited accommodation and i feel like living at home will be better? I do want to become more independent, but living at home i will be travelling and getting a job, so i think this could help. my biggest concern is making friends whilst at home, especially in london. i live around 40-50 mins by train and although i am luckily not too worried about the finances of moving out, i just feel im quite shy. i know moving out could help this but im worried about hating my accommodation and just going home every weekend. is anyone else in the same position?

hii, i dont know if replyin is relevant anymore but im also in the same position ! im hopin to study at lse this year while commutin into london, given my financial circumstances n the fact i live in the outer zone of london too not sure if that offers u much consolation wit ur situation now, but ur not alone is essentially the message n im sure that cause we will all b wantin to make friends itll go great:3

aww thats made me feel a bit better! im still conflicted about living out of staying at home but im leaning towards staying at home! how long is ur commute and what subject are you doing?

my commute is also around 40-50 mins ill hopefully b doin law llb, what about u?