The impression of life there

I have been Newcastle for a month. Maybe you won't adapt to the climate there when you first come here. Beacuse it will rain if there is cloudy; otherwise it is sunny. But after several days, you will like newcastle. The air is clean, the city is quiet.

The people there are very friendly. The first week was about registering. We were new to the university, so we were often lost. But there were always people asked us whether we need help. And it was the first time when I had got bus pass to take no.1 bus. I took wrong direction. I asked the driver for help. He told me I should wait at the bus stop. After getting off the bus, I couldn't find the bus stop(The signs of bus are small if the bus stops aren't mafor). The driver saw me, he called me back and took me to the next bigger bus stop. So you need't worry you will be bullied there.

The high socre of IELST can't help you a lot there. You must learn how to get into the life there, how to take notes. The teacher will teach you how to do that. Teachers are available whether you are on class or off the class. You can send e-mail to the teacher to ask for help. They are patient to students. If you are worried about social life, it is useless. The student union have a lot of activities you can join in. You must know control yourself there. Because it all depends on yourself what person you will be.

The Newcastle has many views you can visit, such as Tyne River, Tyne Bridge, Millennium Bridge, Angle of the North(the biggest sculpture in the U.K.). If you like art, newcastle is a good choice. Some of the museums and galleries are free to entry. Others' charge are cheaper. There is metro centre which is the biggest shopping centre in the Europe. There are many different kinds of shops in the city centre. So you needn't care about this. The expense in newcastle is very lower in the U.K.

If you want to study abroad, Newcastle is a good choice.