Universitat d'Alacant (UA)

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I knew I wanted to learn as much Spanish as possible. I was able to learn the grammar and vocab in class, and then really learned how to speak from my family, and friends.

I knew before leaving that I had enough friends from the States in the States. I made the extra effort to make Spanish friends on my own, rather than just hanging out with all the other American students. For me, this is what really made my experience unique. I made some of the closest friends I have ever had. We still keep in touch and visit eachother often. Just make sure you know what you want to get out of the program before going in to it. The posibilities are endless.

The best is to walk aroung the barrio at night before heading to the port for some dancing. My favorite cafes were Havanah and Ruta de Cafe. Best Tapas can be found at Cisne. Best Bocadillos are at Pan & Co.

All of the in-house accomodations are hand picked by Armando. This is the best way to really get a feel for the culture and language, and really taught me a lot.