For me, it doesn't matter which country and which university that I have to come as an exchange student. Be an exchange student itself give me a bunch of benefit and experiences that I couldn't buy with money. But come to a good university and a good country is a bonus. Not only experiencing the student exchange life, but also experiencing to be a student in good university is also another precious experience. It makes me more open minded and learn something new everyday.

So, I provided by university to live in Bangmod, in the main campus. We are 4 from my main university and I'm the one taht have to study in Bangkhunthian Campus. The only way for me to go to Bangkhunthian Campus is by university bus. Actually, they said I can take 88 bus (which is reaalllyy rare appear in front of campus) or take taxi for instant (which is will be really hard to tell them to go to KMUTT Bangkhunthian because I dont know what to say). It takes around 45 minutes from Bangmod to Bangkhunthian Campus, without traffic jam in rush hour. As I observe in my exchange life here, the university bus itself also have rush hour around 9-10 am, which is so many people have to go to Bangkhunthian. And also the traffic jam itself, they will have rush hour around 7-9 am around Bangmod, because we will ppas market and high school area. So the best plan if you dont wanna come late is, go an hour before your class started.

SoAD campus is the second building that you'll meet if you come to Bangkhunthia Campus, the number of the building is also A2. There are 4 major in one building; architecture, communication design, industrial design and interior design. I'm not sure with the section but if I'm not mistaken, the 4th floor is classroom that every major can use, the 5th floor is comdes and industrial studio class, the 6th floor is architecture and interior studio, the 7th floor (as long as I know) they have industrial studio for the 4th year, and the 8th floor is studio class for the first year.

For my major itself, I think it's a bit different, especially for the studio class. My home university is more studying about technical things and I think the studio taht I take here is more conceptual and experimental. It's really interesting point actually, because both approach have good and bad side itself.