Universidad de Salamanca (USAL)

A helpful advice: do not rent a room before you get to know the city and learn what the best location is for you. I rent a place from Brazil and, after I arrived, realised it was too far from my campus and Spanish course and had to move. Moving was a choice of course, but I think it was the right one. In a small city such as this, you'll want to take advantage of the fact you don't need to take a bus everywhere and actually walk everywhere you need.

You need a lot of pacience - things need more time but they work out more or less. This refers to the organisation of the university as well as sometimes to the waiters in the whole country.

perfect students city..

My Spanish home stay was an amazing experience that I would not trade. The insider's view to a Spanish home, food, family unit, television programs, etc. provided me with a wealth of knowledge of the Spanish culture I would have otherwise not gained. I felt very doted upon at the dinner table (excellent food!) but never told to study or given a curfew. If these are issues that may deter prospective students wishing to study abroad...please do not let it!