moving from the south up north
beginning to consider uni applications, and I was wondering what differences, if any, are there really up north from the south. im assuming there isn't really any, as the uk's such a small place, but I haven't been any further than like london, so I thought I'd ask here
It's colder and wetter the further north you go. And some regions have strong accents. But on campus, you'll have a good mix anyhow.
We're friendlier up here
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