STUDY ABROAD IN SPAIN VLOG // a realistic week as a student in spain 

Good to know! I’ll speak on finances when I make my in depth video about my study abroad experience, just make sure to take into account it may vary based on what city, the duration, housing type, and the program you are interested in :)

@@m1chellemm can you make video of process of applying for the admission,

ah tyy😭💓

ahh I’m glad, it’s an amazing city!! have fun💗

How was it?

please update

Yes I definitely recommend visiting if you can! Hope you enjoy your time abroad 💕

thank you 💓

thank you!

I’ll start planning it 🤍

I have a what I packed for Spain video on my channel but I can also make a more in-depth video 💕

yes! I think it would help at any level. But I do recommend traveling abroad to learn language after you’ve already mastered the basics because you will adapt and learn so much more if you already can speak Spanish to an extent beforehand.

I did study abroad in Spain for a month last summer in high school and it was the best thing I’ve ever done. Planning on doing it in college and highly recommend it. Went to the same flamenco place as in this video in fact!

I studied abroad in Salamanca Spain for a semester so I figured I’d chime in! If you’re worried about privacy, I’d suggest requesting having your own room! You often have the cheaper option of rooming with another study abroad student or you can pay a little more to have it just be you. I enjoyed having a roommate because it was an automatic built-in friend almost. My host mom pretty much stayed out of the room as long as the door was closed. I was only intermediate in Spanish so I can’t necessarily speak on all conversation, but my host parents were super nice but did wait up for me and my roommate and were also upset one night when I stayed at a friends place after being out at the clubs and forgot to let them know so they may end up being a little protective! If you aren’t looking to improve your Spanish, there is always the option to live in a dorm with other study abroad students. I had friends that did it and it gave them way more independence! All in all I would totally recommend. Currently I’m trying to figure out a way to move back to Spain so clearly I loved it there!

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Thats so exciting, I hope you enjoy!

What program ml?

@@Carmen-qe5nn I’m going with the Rotary, I think all counties have a rotary program but it kinda depends where you live

@@lindsirose Ohh sounds nice! How long was the process?

@@Carmen-qe5nn it’s been a huge process😂I applied back in august or September then waited a ton and filled out a crap ton of paperwork then had interviews in November and got accepted just before Christmas and now I have to do more paperwork and meetings and all other preparations to leave next august

I’m not very familiar with hospitality/ tourism study but if that is your passion I definitely recommend Spain… it’s a great country if you want to experience a different culture and locals are very friendly!

Taking into consideration that they are the most visited country in the whole world in 2023, maybe they know one thing or two about tourism and hospitality.

The orange beaded necklace I actually got from a local vendor in the albaicín region of Granada :)

I went to a small language school rather than a university but a lot of my friends went to university of Granada :)

I was only there for 3 weeks and took an intensive language course to improve my fluidity in Spanish. I had already been studying Spanish for a few years and could speak at an intermediate level but wanted more exposure and practice so taking classes abroad really helped with that. Also learned a lot about the culture as well :)

Yes I did a two week intensive Spanish course through an affiliate program with my university. I can make a more in depth video about everything!

My teachers were AMAZING. Highly recommend going to a smaller language school/ university rather than a big university when studying abroad if you can bc the staff and classes are so much more tailored to the individual students.

It was an external program but they work with a lot of students at my university so my school advisors actually recommended this program for me!

H&M!

Granada was where I stayed, but I visited Nerja, Madrid, and Mallorca!

Yes it’s @michymayer :)