Accomodation in East London

I may be attending UAL at the London College of Fashion if all goes well, and I doubt my student maintenance loan will fully cover my rent. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on more affordable accommodation options than what UAL offers? I do have some savings, and I will be working to earn more money, but any additional advice would be greatly appreciated.

Side note: I am obviously aware that London is expensive, but this is my dream uni course. I'm willing to do what it takes to make it work. Please don't send in any negative responses about how I should just study somewhere else. I want a career in fashion, and connections-wise, London is the best place to be.

I may be attending UAL at the London College of Fashion if all goes well, and I doubt my student maintenance loan will fully cover my rent. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on more affordable accommodation options than what UAL offers? I do have some savings, and I will be working to earn more money, but any additional advice would be greatly appreciated.
Side note: I am obviously aware that London is expensive, but this is my dream uni course. I'm willing to do what it takes to make it work. Please don't send in any negative responses about how I should just study somewhere else. I want a career in fashion, and connections-wise, London is the best place to be.

Have you looked at any privately run halls - Student Roost, IQ Students, Unite Students, etc.?

Hello! I hope everything goes well and you'll be able to attend UAL at the London College of Fashion. I do have a room at Yourtribe in South Bermondsey that I will need a replacement for if you're interested. I'll happily give you more information if need be.

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I may be attending UAL at the London College of Fashion if all goes well, and I doubt my student maintenance loan will fully cover my rent. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on more affordable accommodation options than what UAL offers? I do have some savings, and I will be working to earn more money, but any additional advice would be greatly appreciated.
Side note: I am obviously aware that London is expensive, but this is my dream uni course. I'm willing to do what it takes to make it work. Please don't send in any negative responses about how I should just study somewhere else. I want a career in fashion, and connections-wise, London is the best place to be.