Boston College of London does not have its own hall of residence or hostel, but can assist you in finding suitable accommodation in the vicinity of the college. Unless you have already made arrangements for permanent accommodation you should ideally plan your travel so as to arrive in London one or two weeks before the starting date of your travel so as to arrive in London one or two weeks before the starting date of your course.

If you travel by air, you may be able to obtain a reduction on the fare by completing the student airfare form, which can be obtained from your travel agent or airline. You will need to send the form to us first for endorsement.

Reserving Temporary / Hotel Accommodation
We can make a provisional booking on your behalf before you leave home provided we receive your request in writing two weeks in advance of your proposed arrival in the U.K.

Your request must be accompanied by non-refundable deposit of £100. The minimum cost of hotel accommodation is about £40 per night. Students can apply for temporary accommodation in a hostel 2 weeks in advance. The charge of hostel is £40 per week excluding utilities bills.

Cost of Living
In addition to the tuition fees, students may expect to incur living expenses ranging from £400 to £600 per month for such items as accommodation, food, travel, books, etc. The average rent for accommodation ranges from £200 to £300 per month.

Search for Accommodation
You can now search for student accommodation online at intolondon.com. Any accomodation in one of the following areas in London is ideal for studying at bcl: West Ealing, W13; Ealing Broadway, W5; Acton, W3; Hanwell, W7; Greenford; Brentford; Wembly; Southall.