Universidad del Salvador (USAL)

Hmmm,I think you could go just about anywhere and if you spend enough time, you grow to love it, in whatever way you can. I love the city of Buenos Aires, it is alive and vibrant and crumbling and decadent and brilliantly haughty yet inviting. Man, its a strange place and it makes you ache with weird loving for it. I just say go there, and spend as much time as you can digging right down into it.

Learn the language in advance. Most of your environments only speaks spanish. Travel as much as you can. There are plenty of things to see. I went to Uruguay, Bolivia, Peru and Chile. Bolivia and Peru are poor but landscape is beautiful.

My favorite place to go at night was a coffe shop around the corner from our apartment called La Farola. It was on the calle Santa Fe, which is a very busy street, and we would go in and get cafe con leche y dos media lunas and sit and look out on the street for hours. For actual nightlife stuff, surprisingly we mostly ende up going to other exchange peoples apartments and listening to music and drinking cheap wine and beer. None of had much money and B.A. is a pretty expensive dance club kind of town. We did often go to the Rincon Dominicana to dance salsa. Unfortunately, they closed down at the end of our stay, due to the economic instability that was just beginning to crash down.

www.asatej.com.ar (good student travel agency)

There is so much to do in Buenos Aires. Save your money because you will want to spend a lot!