Universidad Pública de Navarra: Pamplona - Direct Enrollment & Exchange
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I realized that I am capable of so much. Whether it's booking a trip to Prague or ordering food in Spanish or figuring out the metro in Paris, I realized that with a little practice, I can do all of that. People constantly told me they were so amazed that I lived in another country for five months, but honestly, the hardest part... Ashlan A - Presbyterian College View Entire Review
I learned more about myself and my capabilities. I loved being in Europe and experiencing a new culture. Rachel M - Presbyterian College View Entire Review
everything was worthwhile; i learned that i love the european lifestyle and would love to live there. not to mention, all people are essentially the same all over the globe. elizabeth h - The University of Texas at Austin View Entire Review
Yes I feel this exchange was worthwhile. I came to the country with a very basic Spanish speaking ability and returned almost fluent. It has definitely opened my eyes to so much European culture that I didn't know before. As far as future plans, the program has made me want to pursue more foreign language studies. Chilton M - The University of Texas at Austin View Entire Review
Overall,this experience has taught me that there is so much to see in the world and that if I want to get as much exposure to a certain subject or group of people that I plan on educating in the future, I have to interact with them first hand. So much better than relying on textbooks for information! ERIKA O - University of Texas Rio Grande Valley / UTRGV View Entire Review
Being abroad totally opened my eyes to a world I had never really thought about before. I was able to connect and find similarities between my life and the lives of other international students that I wouldn't have thought existed. Jessica T - Presbyterian College View Entire Review
Complete self reliance, an understanding of how much it takes to get by, America is number 1 but I would never say it, many friends, and it was worth every second and more. A student - Bentley University View Entire Review
One thing that I learned was that you have to go into every situation with an open mind. I met so many different people from different cultures. I also learned to be a lot more independent and I would say that it was definitely worthwhile Ryan N - Bentley University View Entire Review
I completely fell in love with northern Spain, which was nothing like I had expected. My Spanish and understanding of Spanish culture improved a lot, and, although I didn't think it possible, the whole experience made me want to travel, eat, and experience the world even more than before! (I am hoping to become a travel journali... Miranda M - University of Missouri - Columbia View Entire Review
The best thing about studying abroad is that I was able to truthfully experience Spanish culture and my credits will look great when applying for my MBA! Mindie Roxanne B - The University of Texas at Austin View Entire Review
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