I'm not a parent, this will be a written from the point of a novice adult age, where one just now turns the age of reason and literally doesn't know what to do with his life. 

Each and every time you came back home the first step you took from the door your parents asked you the same boring and agonising question,”where were you ?”. In response you either lie, because you don't want to tell them that you were out on a date or you don't tell them. Every single time they through at you the same line, it's OK from the start, but after the first twenty times they start to get on your nerves. That is another thing a large percentage of parents don't understand, how can the blood pressure of a young one rise, since you're young, you shouldn't be experiencing such difficulties. That's their logic, the first few years they don't acknowledge you as an adult until you do something giant, for instance move out – then they will immediately take you seriously. Of course they don't want to let you go, well at least most parents don't, some do, but that is a different subject. 

 After you serve them your decision your father will right away doubt your motives, knowingly that you're irresponsible or unprepared to enter the big world on your own accord. The trick part is finances and all of a sudden they start convincing you to reconsider your decision, now how stupid can that be. In all furious argument you had with them you hear all about how you should leave their place or if you stay there you'll go by their rules, father have that tendency, at least in my case it was that way. And when all is set and done they begin brainwashing you with simple, but yet important matters. For instance, how will you manage to pay for rent, where will you live, have you picked a place, will you drop out of college and on, and on. 

 There shouldn't be a single string of doubt in you when you've gone this far, don't let your folks tell you otherwise. If you've taken that decision then fulfil it to the end, no second doubts about it. It might be a bad choice to make, but how will you know if you don't try. It was the same in my case, trial and error. 

 Moving out is really one of the most dangerous and exposing decisions a young adult can make for himself, because there are various circumstantial things, for which he has to look out for. Taking the initiative to do so is hard enough, but if by chance you have to move in to an another town you will most necessarily need to hire a qualified van removals in London to assist you. However with the limited budget of a student it isn't very easy to hire a large and comprehensive moving company to carry on the relocation job. Simply put you will have to put in some work yourself if you want the job done. 

 When you start looking for a removal company it would be a lot faster using a search engine, not say which one in particular, because that's up to you, who ever you want – no big difference. While I'm at it I should add how to search, one simple tip – make sure to type down your area of current residence or future, more practical would be the future residence. That way the movers will most certainly be well familiarised with where you want to be than where you are. If you don't know when you shifting from one town to another one of the basic thing a mover takes under advisement is the distance of the move, longer it is the more expensive it will be, that goes also the other way around. After you start going through the search results pick a removal service not based on one variable, balance cost, efficiency and experience. Note that fancy looking internet web pages are potential fraudulent firms looking to pull a scam on someone, furthermore don't fall for advertisements that pop up on your screen, no matter the rates they offer. Last, but most certainly not least compare moving quotes – that is one step in front, but no biggy, a quote is generally speaking a pre-evaluation of your moving load and job, which can change based on what the firm you acquire it from offers. In a quote you will see a rough cost evaluation of your relocation job, what type of services will be used and at what price. Make sure to sift out the unreasonable low ones compared to the other, they are most certainly another fraudulent company looking for a free meal. While you're at it to find a removal company that offers customised moving services, that is vital, for your pocket at least. If a shifting business provides this type of service then they can customise you individual tasks like packing of only fragile items, heavy furniture pieces manoeuvring etc. That depends on what exactly can you do alone and what will be left for the movers to carry out. With customised removal services you literally skin down on cost significantly.