ADVICE: Should I Commute To University?

[@808rocker808]

I lived at home the first year and I regret it so much because everyone in my lectures all lived either in the same house or close by, so they all became closer because when I went home they all went to live together. I decided to live out in my 2nd year which helped me become really independent but I quickly realised that the "Uni Life" is based on getting drunk and taking drugs and since I don't drink or do drugs I didn't enjoy it. Literally every event was based on alcohol and no one in my house ever wanted to go to the events that didn't include alcohol. Right now, I'm actually contemplating wether to stay home or leave again. It was good leaving 5 minutes before a lecture and getting there on time compared to having to get up 1 hour before when I stayed home.

[@zarrar1825]

@@moonmon77 how long what your course if you dont mind me asking

[@eviewhitmarsh-knight6420]

got yourself a new sub here, this video was so informative and it’s refreshing to hear living at home at uni in a positive light, thank you!!

[@jennyolatunji6632]

just subbed! saw your collab with ami great job 😄

[@jennyolatunji6632]

this video was helpful! I'm going to be commuting next month but I know in the long run I'll be saving money!

[@AnpuLondon]

Thank you! I'm glad this video helped. I like your positive mindset!

[@hyfa123]

im looking to commute for uni in sept from south london CJ to surrey, its about half an hour and im just worried about social life and stuff

[@AnpuLondon]

Hey! I think the half an hour sounds okay. Lots of people at my university live about half an hour away in the neighbouring towns. I don't think you should be worried, especially because CJ has really good transport connections!

[@ismailibrahim2881]

Hi I’m think about moving out of uni accommodation after my first semester too, I wondering whether you had to pay for the accommodation for the full year or not?

[@hoodojama2898]

Hi I'm thinking about travelling to Manchester from Liverpool for uni next year which is about 40/50 mins each way. Would you recommend this or are halls better? Thankfully I don't live in London so the journey is really fast and there aren't that many distractions

[@DJSaM2K10]

mate I commute from Sheffield to go to Leicester uni lmao

[@sophiac8824]

That's not massively far or am I wrong? I go to uni in Leicester

[@DJSaM2K10]

@@sophiac8824 Its about 50mins-1hr5mins on a train so not that bad tbh, the trains a bit expensive tho but cheaper than actually living in Leicester plus I have a part time job in Sheff so its ayt

[@sophiac8824]

@@DJSaM2K10 oh I see okay, I'll be doing London to Leicester for 3rd year to move with my bf

[@DJSaM2K10]

@@sophiac8824 The train from Leicester to London is acc so expensive lol isn't it like £30/£40 w/ a railcard, the train to sheffield is £25 max for a anytime return

[@sophiac8824]

@@DJSaM2K10 Actually ha ha I've found a few hacks for this like using a cheap ticketing site or Megabus (train) booked in advance or a season ticket loan scheme. Getting the train has never cost more than £25 booked on the day and if I'm organized it'll be a lot less, but glad to know others like yourself do it too 😉👍

[@emgarcia7691]

How are you so secure with your facial features not being rude AT ALL but I have a larger nose than average but I constantly think of plastic surgery .. :( I know it's off topic but thanks for vid I'm new subbed X

[@ellulturner]

Em Garcia fucking hell this made me laugh. he just seems about of a lad that's probably why

[@nexgen.graphics]

lol, I was too mocked for my facial figure, but just go deaf as we have no time for those shit.

[@JokerI11I]

What uni do you go?

[@AnpuLondon]

+Micheal Hutchnson UCL :)

[@simonwillocks7597]

Carrying that nose while commuting would be long ting

[@AnpuLondon]

Looool yeah it's a mad ting

[@simonwillocks7597]

I'm sorry bro. Just realized how deep that was. Apologies