Universidad de Salamanca (USAL)

I usually went to read the newspaper at Erasmus Cafe during the afternoon (siesta time!). At night what I enjoyed most was to be at my friends' places, but I also enjoyed International Nights a lot at Daniel's, Erasmus Night at Posada and Hip Hop nights at Irish Rover. The University used to have excellent photography exhibitions every week (besides they were free) and I also used to go to the Cultural Centre events once in a while

Salamanca is a really easy city to look for a flat or a room since it has a long tradition with foreign students. The University has a website with all the ads but it's also very often to see leaflets at public buildings.

I did a precious Intensive Spanish Course in October for Foreign Students at the University of Salamanca where I got the best grade at the highest level. It was really important in terms of grammar, but all the specific business vocabulary I learned from studying and from listening to the teachers.

Ryan Air at Valladolid Airport (i should have known), don't live with another person native from your homecountry, especially when you're not sure she's the appropriate person for you, it's better to live with unknown people than someone you already know from your college but don't really get along. make a language course and enjoy all the cultural events, not just alcohol (sometimes the best thing is to stay home with your friends doing something interesting, not going out till late!)

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