Suffolk University, Madrid Campus

I thought there was not much wrong with my accomodations except for the fact that we were not allowed to have people over.

I would have to say that I loved going to Joy Eslava and a lot of the little cafes all over Spain. Especially the cafes in Chueca.

It was a blast and I would do it all over again if I could. I not only learned a lot about another country, but I learned a lot about myself as well.

I loved the fact that syudying in another country kind of made school continue after you left the university. The reason I say that is because I would actually use some of the spanish I learned in class outside. It also helps you become a little more comfortable in Speaking overall and making errors. i definitely learned a lot of Spanish while there. The only thing that I would recommend for anyone who wants to go there and studyt would be to live with a family because I lived with a bunch of Americans and it kind of slowed down the learning process.

The only real financial bind I got caught up in was coming home and being charged with the extra bag. Be careful so you can actually make it on the plane.