Dear Valeria,
As I know, you’re going to be looking for a place where you will spend most of your time on a course at the university, so I’m writing to give you some relocation tips and advice before you pick your new place of residence.
Most students live in dormitories in rooms where about 3 people live in each but in my opinion it’s not a comfortable place to study. When I lived in a place like this, I had trouble concentrating on my studies, as well as insomnia due to the neighbors who lived in my room.
Analyzing my student years, where I lived with a lot of people, I could recommend you to rent a small studio apartment on campus, if there is such a chance. Usually, this housing option costs a little more than a bed at the dormitory, but, my friend, isn’t it important for you to concentrate and sleep well? I think it’s unrealistically important.
One of my friends told me about how he chose an apartment for himself as a student. I think you should pay attention to his mistakes in order to take them into account when choosing a place to live. Don’t stop at the first apartment or room that you came to see before renting, as you may find a better option waiting for you, and also clarify all the inaccuracies in the apartment if you see them, so that there will be no problems in the future. If there is a chance, I am ready to go with you to help you.
Looking forward to your decision on this topic.
Best wishes,
Kate
