Landbouwuniversiteit Wageningen (WAU)

You can basically choose where you want to live. There are several student hostels with the description of the space offered and the facilities. You can opt for your own bathroom and kitchen or you can opt for shared ones. I found some of the student hostels more expensieve when compared to the rent you have to pay when you live in a room rented in a house that you share with other students outside the campus.

Everything was fine, except for the price of the rooms. It was hard to afford money to cover the living expenses in Wageningen, and I consider the housing costs the main expenses. In Valencia housing was much cheaper.

the best thing is accsess to internet!!!

it's pretty good and it is all arranged by the university before students arrive but it is a monopoly and it is expensive

The university offered several apartments to share with the rest of students, some of the flats were composed by international students, and others just by Dutch students with a room for an international, which was the one I had so my personal experience was very satisfactory. However, some of the flats didn´t have a common area such a living room, so the students couldn´t get to know eachother as they spent the time in their own rooms.

The dorm where I lived during my stay in Wageningen is called Bornstesteeg. Overall I liked the whole atmosphere of this apartment house. The people I shared the same corridor, were really nice, and helpful. I really enjoyed being a part of this small community.