What a load of bull-shi*t you are talking about London. Infact it sounds like your 14 days visit to london, you have spent in a curry house, probably your mate must be working there and since London hotels are so expensive you spend all your time in the curry house, London is one of the best city in the world. Main Central London is no way like Delhi. There are some parts in london (Outer London) with lot of Indians, but city centre is where you will expereience a holiday of lifetime. I bet you didn't even go to Central London. Central London provides the best night life you can enjoy in the whole wide world. There is always a future in London, you graduate, job will be infront of you. You must have been to local take away place to have your curry thats ewhy you are sayning its cheap,But in any decent restaurant, one portion of curry costs between £8-£10 pounds, almost your $15 so you tell me is it cheap? Probably in $15 dollars you can buy a pair of Levi's in America, so you tell me what is cheap? http://www.london-eating.co.uk/cuisines/indian.asp, check this link out and find for yourself the average cost of eating out excluding drink. Now the fact about London Colleges. Any overseas studdent attending a college in UK, that college needs to be registered with BAC (BRITISH ACCREDITATION COUNCIL) for the extension of visa. Home office denies visa if the college is not registered with BAC. BAC does a regular check up with the college to maintain the higher standard of education, including number of rooms per student, facility in the premises and many more. So how the hell you are telling us that there are not enough class rooms. BAC will recommentd to the government to shut the college if the college is not per their standard. At last see the proper fact about London from the link below. You should have done the study about London before travelling. Where to go? where to stay? where to eat? and what to do? All you have done is you had One kancha friend in curry house, flown to london and stayed with him (sharing his bed, or the floor). And finally went back. http://www.lda.gov.uk/server/show/nav.001001007001