Aristotle Panepistimio Thessalonikis

I studied "Philosophy and Education", specializing in Education. It was easy to meet new people who had similar hobbies, likes etc as me. The teachers were most of the time helpful. Most of the classes I took were really interesting and many profs provided us with extra material, which made it all even more interesting.

Absolute disappointment! The application form for a Greek course was opened for 2 weeks. I was doing other studies abroad and lived at a place with no internet which caused me to miss the deadline. I was not offered any option but to pay for a course. It is not even a university course but a language school with "tailored courses" for their clients and some 3 hour class ONCE per week for those poor enthusiasts that are eager to spend their mobility in Thessaloniki. I don't even see why I applied to do Erasmus there!!
I've heard that a two week course is around €1000. The website doesn't contain info on tuition fees. Encouraging, right? On top of everything in response to my email in which I am asking how am I supposed to pay for courses if my Erasmus grant is three times less than this fee I get an angry email stating that i am "insulting the University". Yes, we capitalize this institution as it's obviously is a source of oppression and disclusion of commercially inappropriate/unsuitable social classes. I mean Students :) Unspeakable. I regret getting my flight in advance.

Difficult courses.