University College Dublin (UCD)

that a car is very, very useful

it a great university that offers you a lot. many courses, sports, many societes in all kind of interests all in all it´s really a good university

Actually I haven't studied at the University, but I only applied for application process of the English Exam IELTS - Intenational English Language Testing System to Language Department at this University. I passed that Exam at the University in October 2003. Exam took about 5 hours and included four parts: Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking. It was worth to take this exam because it gives me international qualification

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I lived in the Blackrock Campus of UCD, but took classes on UCD main campus. It would have been easier/more of a "college" experience if I had lived on the campus where I attended class.

Study Abroad students are assigned advisors at the host university who can help them get acclimated. Take advantage of meeting with these advisors, they are valuable resources whom are there to help you!!

I was unaccustomed to the conventional means of assessment. For 3 of my classes, the final exam counted for 100% of the grade - this was foreign to me, and I found myself needing to adapt to the new academic norms.

I never missed a single chance to go out or to travel. Plus I had a part-time job (this is not easy to find back home)so I could actually spend a little bit more...I had more spare time,less to study as an Erasmus as well!!! Life is a little bit more expensive ...glaring exception, obviously, bier!!!

THE COST TO LIVE IN DUBLIN. IT'S VERY EXPENSIVE

IT WAS REALY GOOD, SO, I HOPE THEY CONTINUE AS THEY DID WHEN I WAS THERE