In the beginning, I took university accommodation. It was shared accommodation so it was comparatively cheaper. Later my contract with the university ended and I had to leave the accommodation. It was a problem for a while but when I got the odd job (the newspaper sorting/distribution ) then it was okay to pay the rent of separate accommodation.

Because of the program, it's offering. Very few universities are offering this program, especially at affordable fees. I had been interested in data science and was looking for relevant programs. Then I checked the course structure of this program while searching for one. I liked it. Then I tried to find the requirements and it was too easy to apply. So I did.

I managed accommodation in a student dormitory. I work part-time job lots of place but universities they have some student job but I try to do but it was very competitive. But I work part-time now in one hotel.

I applied for 3 University but in my view, link_ping is a very good studying system and especially for engineering students and I had a lot of senior people they studied in link_ping University they after complete they got a very good job right now they are in a very good position. I hope I will fulfill my dream.

Swedish culture is very introverted but due to the small university town culture Linköping had very high level of interactions between students since we stayed close by. University encourages such activities and we have on campus facilities.

Sweden has a queue system which makes it difficult for new ones to get houses immediately so the university provides accomodation for the 1st one year until students can stand on their own. It was not exactly shared. But it can be expensive. Average 3500-5000sek

Going abroad to study is a dream for many, likewise my dream came in to reality and I was amazed by the campus life and infrastructure- It was totally different from what I was used to seeing throughout my life. A huge campus (no skyscrapers as shown in the movies), very neatly organised, graffities here and there, state of the art international House and library, coffee shops, student pubs, and what not. Most of the weekends are spent in groups doing something or the other, most of which can be termed as extracurricular for many of us.

The accommodation can be a bit of hassle if you aren't aware that the university doesn't provide any facilities as such. There are some rental organisations which are helping international students to get the accommodation. There are many student areas around the university and things are much more interesting than at the university because most of the student areas in Sweden is termed as a corridor, you will have many wonderful moments created there all the way from cooking together to end up being friends for life. A dream come true scenario.