Universidad de Granada (UGR)

In Spain it is essential to speak the local language in order to "survive", both academically and socially. Luckily I had the advantage to speak fluently spanish before I arrived to Granada. I had studied both in Athens for a year and in Valencia in a summer school for two months.

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It was very easy to live in Granada without spending a lot of money!! Housing, food and nightlife was cheap, I used the internet for free in my University. The top nightlife cost-saving tip was the free beers!! Coupons for free beer were given to passers-by to the central sports of the city, as a public relations activity!!

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The favorite "sport" was going "de tapeo" (beer served with different kinds of snacks). At Elvira street there were many tapas bar (castaneda, elvira, marruecos, antecualla...). I also used to go out for drink (copas). NIght life in Granada is very cheep. Apart from that, I didn't like discotecas, I prefered the activities I already mentioned. I also liked to invite people at home, have fiestas or guitar nights.