• Like I explained earlier. Like it happens in Indian universities, there is no proper mixing of students from different groups, you wouldn’t know that they are planning an event until the very last moment and even then people wouldn’t show up in larger number.
• However if you do make friends who know the place very well, they will tell you which event you could possibly go to to have more fun and a good time. 

• When it comes to accommodation, there definitely are sites and universities websites that will aid you find a place to stay. However, I would also suggest you find an accommodation atleast 6 months prior to you flying in. Because the situation can be really dire if not prepared for well in advance and you might end up spending a lot more than necessary/expected. 
• I lived with a Brit family in their house, they were very warm and welcoming and definitely eager to learn more about our culture. 

I chose this university due to distance So that travel would not cost as much. As well as this to be close to family members in which need me. The uni was really welcoming also and had a reputation for theology. The campus also was not to large.