Canberra study essentials! 📚🇦🇺

👮1. Security: Comparatively speaking, Canberra's security is pretty good compared to Sydney and Melbourne. Things might get a bit messy around the City area after 7-8 PM, but as long as you're not alone, it's not a big issue. Avoid going to Fyshwick, as it's the red-light district. Keep an eye out for Australian teenagers, just keep your distance, and you'll be fine. ANU provides a security bus at night, and female students can call the school for a direct escort home with two security guards! 🚶2. Transportation: Public transportation isn't as advanced as it is in China, but if you live on campus or in the central area of Belconnen near the school, it's pretty convenient. Although buses run every half an hour, there are plenty of routes passing through these areas, so you usually only have to wait a few minutes for a bus to major destinations. 💤3. Accommodation: Most of the apartments available through the school are around twice the price of living off-campus. Cooking might be inconvenient, but other than that, it's alright. If you're considering dorms, make sure to apply early. You can reach out to me for assistance. 💊4. Medical Care: Seeing a doctor can be a hassle and expensive. Hospitals are mostly staffed with nurses rather than doctors, and they usually don't pay much attention to minor issues like headaches or fever. If you have a relatively serious pain, they might just prescribe painkillers