Quote: (02-19-2019 04:59 AM)lavidaloca Wrote:
Quote: (02-19-2019 02:46 AM)bigbootyboy Wrote:
Quote: (02-19-2019 01:01 AM)HairyTrigger Wrote:
How much are you looking to pay for a 4 or 5 bed condo? You really don't see many on the market.
Yeah I looked around a bit, 2 bedroom it is haha. 4-5 bed condos for some reason are really bad value.
I'll just look for a 2 bed condo with a big living room.
Why as a student would you even be looking at a 4-5 bed condo to rent?
A place of that size is made for a guy with great financials (some would say baller) and / or a family man with multiple kids. The only other situation is if you are trying to get a place with a bunch roommates and have them effectively pay your rent for you.
I'd go without thinking twice. Regardless of whether the location of the university isn't super ideal you will have a blast I'm sure. Any time the option is travel or not travel the best answer is travel.
Yeah I would definitely share the apartment with other roommates, I thought bigger apartments would be better value for that. But with a budget of 15000 - 20000 per person two bedrooms are the best value. Although high rise is still out of the budget unfortunately.
Quote: (02-19-2019 06:56 AM)nomadbrah Wrote:
Quote: (02-18-2019 07:36 PM)bigbootyboy Wrote:
1. Located in Bang Sue -> possibly bad location?
2. University of technology -> students probably 90% male asian nerds
Mahidol? Seems like it's a bit out of the city center. It won't matter much, cause you should follow your plan and stick to students, foreign and local. It might be a bit difficult to get to Khao San and back though, cause there's no skytrain.
As for 2, you'll likely have a better gender balance than back home, because Thailand is poor, so if you're good at math, it pays way better to become a coder or engineer, regardless of your interest.
Where are you looking at condos? Bang Sue should be cheap. 4-5 room condo, should be possible for 30-40K THB.
No it's the KMUTT university, I checked a couple youtube videos from other foreign students and the gender ratio indeed appears to be much better than at home. At home its not a problem because of faculties like interior design and shit like that, but KMUTT has them spread all over the city.
So you'd recommend staying near the university?