Universidad de Granada (UGR)

Find a good place to live in the beginning and make sure you write up an agreement and have the other people sign it. Get a cell phone. And if you can, live with a couple spanish speakers. Also, there are many opportunities to do service and it is a great way to pick up the language. Also, if you can find some group, be it a chior or a music group, you will have a great time and meet spanish students. Its best to join their organizations because that is the way to meet people who are just going on with there regular lives. Have fun and celebrate Granada for me.

You can get a bus from Malaga to Granda but they stop at about 8pm so make sure you dont get stuck.

I know the host family I stayed with was the best in the city. I really couldnt have asked for more. My onsite director did a great job at pairing up host families with students. As far as living in the apt. second semester, it was quite an experience!! Dealing with the landlord, the severe age and dilapidation of the apt...all were priceless learning experiences.

Keep the eye on your property and everything goes more than well.