Helsinki School of Economics

Expect to pay alot for just about everything here. Taxes are high on all items, and the exchange rate makes it even more expensive. To save money try to shop for groceries outside the city center, it will be difficult to transport without a car, but if you have access to one take advantage of the opportunity

I had no problems coming through with english, however sometimes it was quiete annoying to speak no finish, especially when i went shopping or in museums if i wanted to make a guided tour.

I liked the HUT Tennis Club, which organized many activities throughout the year (also night events). The music festival in the summer, Lapland at any time, and the country life in a cottage should not be missed. Sauna and ice-bathing are a must:) Best cafes / bars: Molly Malones, Theateri, and Wayne's Cafe. But many others are excellent as well! Don't miss to go to Suomenlinna, a small but beautiful Island near Helsinki (15 Min. by boat).

Go to Stockholm, Estonia, Riga and Middle Finland - very nice.

Very good, possibility of choosing depending on price-standard-distance from school. Public transport from places that required using it was very frequent. Ida Aalbergintie accomodation is a little bit too far away (ca30min by bus), but it is rewarded with low cost, nice appartments, nice neighbourhood.

Just one thing: Go abroad and taste how different is the life in a foreign country.