What STUDYING ABROAD is REALLY like (Madrid, Spain) 

Daniel Watson that’s so sweet to hear! I’m sure you will make it happen :)

hey, im spanish!! 🇪🇸 when are you coming to spain?

Most colleges offer it. I highly recommend it, universities in Spain are very inexpensive and living here is also not expensive at all. The culture is amazing and the universities are pretty good

@Ken Bugawisan Yes! Nowadays most universities have many degrees full English

@Ken Bugawisan idk Google it

@Ken Bugawisan for example UC3M (Universidad Carlos III) offers many English degrees

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Most of Young people speak on english

Hi! Yes, there are programs at Pompeu Fabra University, Autonomous University of Barcelona, & Carlos III University that have programs taught in English! You of course can choose your language of instruction it just depends on the program. I did mine in Spanish because I needed major credit! :)

@@bellagalvis thank you soo much for answering me Please just an another question Can we go there and study Spanish like from the beginning ? And thank you again

@@lucylucy4217 there are extra curricular classes

there's an university which is called EI where there are plenty of programs in English, as 75 % of students are from abroad

Ah thank you for the info! I'll probably have more questions once I start apartment hunting later in the year but thanks! :) @@bellagalvis

ey! did you like spain? im studying in the same university next year, and I need some information!

I didn’t like Spain… I LOVED it lol it was fantastic! That’s awesome that you’re going!! The school was okay though tbh I studied economics and politics but your experience might depend on what you’re studying. What exact information do you need? :) happy to help!

@@jenniferjimenez1286 Great! Which city do you lived in? I’m going to Madrid, and I’m very nervous because I’m from a little town and it is said to be enormous… I’m studying Humanities in the UC3M (Carlos III)

So lived in Madrid, I lived on calle Atocha to be exact. It was a nice area because there was literally a metro stop outside my door so the commute to Carlos III was not bad :) I recommend you live near malasaña, calle Atocha, or La Latina. All these places are kind of the center of Madrid so your steps away from grocery stores, restaurants, bars, etc. there’s always so much to do in Madrid, I’m sure you’re going to love it :) it was scary the first two days I arrived but I got over it after I started going out and exploring the city. Honestly it’s okay to be scared but it’s an amazing place!

Hi! Yes there was people of all ages! I actually had a friend who was in their late 30s while they did the program :)

@@bellagalvis thank you

And did you do homestay?