Mary Immaculate College

Due primarily to the fact that Mary I is a fairly small university, we had a great relationship to our professors. I generally found that all of my professors were very passionate about their fields of study, and thus new students should not hesitate to choose whichever couse they find the most interesting. I, for my part, chose the following courses: literary modernism, media and society, American history from 1945 to the present,and a purely language-related course.

No, I found it very fulfilling.

When studying abroad, one tends to go out more often. I believe that it is necessary to be extrovert and interested in the host community if one wishes to gain a deeper insight into the culture and make new friends. Moreover, one also spends more money travelling for the simple reason that one wants to experience as much as possible during one's stay.

That our house was in such a bad stay of repair.

That it should continue giving its exchange students such a warm welcome.

I very much enjoyed living with other students and the family-like atmosphere we had in our house. Hence, I have also remained in contact with most of the people who lived in the house.