Saturday, January 28, 2012

Student in Italy or Ireland

Student in Italy or Ireland
I am planning on engaging in a foreign exchange program within the next couple of years. The two countries that I am torn between are Italy or Ireland. Im mostly interested in living in a chillier environment but of course that all depends on what time of year I go. Italy offers a chance to learn a new language and that is a big pro because I am very interested in learning a new language. What country in Europe would you most recommend for an american student to go to as a foreign exchange student? Either Italy or Ireland -- or another country that you think would be a better choice?
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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1 :
Italians make the best food and learn Italian makes u sound like a mobster
2 :
Obviously Italy will be better place to learn language and pursue your professional or academic program. As we all know Italy has contributed a lot in preparation & presentation of food, fashion designing, art, culture, music, cosmetics etc. Best wishes.
3 :
I would strongly suggest studying abroad in Italy. The chance to learn a new language and practice it on a daily basis is very rewarding. You'll be shocked by the new confidence and independence you gain when you find yourself navigating the country without a word of English. And of course, you'll still have access to Europe's excellent public transportation to travel to Ireland. I love Ireland as a travel destination but wouldn't give up the chance to learn a foreign language.
4 :
If you're at all interested in learning a new language, then the choice is clear -- go to Italy. You'd already be in Europe so you would be able to easily travel to Ireland during school breaks. You probably will want to take your courses in English, while taking an intensive Italian class so that you could take advantage of being surrounded by the Italian language. You could browse here for programs in Italy that suit what you want to study and the time of the year you'd like to go: http://www.studyabroaddirectory.com/search.cfm. You'll find plenty of options there for programs that offer courses taught in English. Have a great time abroad! You won't regret it!

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