Survey: Over 90% of students say they would live in a private dormitory if the price was reasonable

U-Report conducted a survey among 9.2 thousand students in cooperation with the Youth Agency and the Tashkent city administration.
According to the survey, 43% of students, who live in rented accommodation, pay more than 200,000 soums for rent per month, 26% of them pay more than 500,000 soums.
92% of the respondents said that they would live in a private dormitory if the price was reasonable. Participating students think that the dormitory should have a library, gym and computer rooms.
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