Living in Aberdeen | University of Aberdeen International Study Centre 

I like this university

Aberdeen is really sunny..........!? Fits she been smokin

1) "An international airport" - It cost me easily 5x as much to fly home (to Poland) from Aberdeen than from London. It's a tiny airport with 2-3 serious connections at best. 2) "Beachfront" - in my 4 years in Aberdeen I've never met anyone who swam or sunbathed at the beach. That's because it's usually 12 degrees and very windy. It could be decent for a walk, if not for the fact that you need to cross Seaton to get there - a neighbourhood so deprived pretty much everyone gets mental health issues by just living there for more than a month. 3) "City centre in 15 minutes". Half an hour walk, in reality. The centre has been struggling since 2014, covid killed it completely. The main street is a boarded-up ghost town. And the way to the centre is incredibly unwalkable. Public transport is as expensive as in Edinburgh, and in return, you get one half-functioning bus line and 10 which don't function at all. I needed to leave 20 minutes earlier to catch a bus to work which was half an hour away. A car is a must, though I am yet to afford it. 4) Biggest transgression: the whole video has one glimpse of blue sky. The authors tried to hide it by brightening up the reel in post-production but saying that Aberdeen is a sunny city is a straight-out lie. It's usually cloudy and very windy, I never carried an umbrella when I lived there, because each one broke the moment I took it out. The worst thing is the winter, though. Sun sets very early and there is never even any snow. Just wind and darkness.

i got an offer letter from the university of Aberdeen

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