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I wasn't sure about leaving Finland for a full degree in China, but GAC made the application process smooth. They helped me choose the right university, prepared my documents, and guided me through the visa process. Now I'm studying International Business at a top university in Beijing. Tuition is affordable, the campus is modern, and my classmates are from all over the world. The support didn't stop after enrollment – GAC checked in to make sure I settled in well. If you're considering a degree in China, go through GAC. They make it easy.

Like the rising of the sun, slowly brings warmth to a cold day, that's how I can describe my experience at AUB. The people of Lebanon sometimes say they can be rude, but what I found out is the issue of trust, the people are rich in hospitality and once they trust you, they make you feel at home, and give you comfort and warmth. At the end, everyone would miss their time at AUB.

Getting an American degree from one of the top 100’s universities in US while you are living the European diversity is only available in Saint Louis University Madrid Campus. Since the factuality ratio is less than 16, you have the chance to have enough office hours with teachers and tutors until you master your lessons. Plus, the student life in Madrid is really exceptional because Spanish people are wonderful and they welcome all kinds of people.

It was a a fantastic time were I met new people from all over the world! Learned new experiences and could grow as a person. I would recommend this experience to absolutely anyone out there who wants a change in their life and wants to be adventurous!

Attending a university in central Madrid is life changing and has many benefits, but attending an US accredited university abroad such as Saint Louis University-Madrid Campus is even better! On and off campus, everyday I experience a multicultural environment. Students are from around the world and my professors are as well. Having this diversity brings many great conversations to the table and allows all of us to learn from each other and make a connection. I have met so many people in my major that have given me a different outlook on things because of our diversity and interest to learn from each other. The campus staff are welcoming and helpful and the facilities are accommodating. I would recommend attending or studying abroad at this university because Saint Louis University-Madrid Campus has so much to offer.

Overall the school is quite good. The business professors are professionals with years of experience, and the course work is challenging. They offer many opportunities to get hands on experience in the business field outside of the classroom. Campus lacks in club presence, but it is not your traditional campus. If you're looking to learn Spanish, go outside your comfort zone, and be fully immersed in a new culture, then I highly recommend this school! One of the best decisions of my life was moving to Madrid and studying here.

SLU-Madrid offers its students not only the opportunity to get an American degree in Spain, but also the opportunity to meet people from more than 60 different nationalities on campus. Moreover, Madrid is a great city for students, with affordable prices and tons of cultural and fun events. After almost 4 years here, I can't picture myself in any other university or program. No Spain No again!!

Choosing a business school was a major decision, and my number one goal was to position myself for an international career. I chose to focus on the Middle East & North Africa region because of its rapidly-growing population and demand for skilled talent. The MBA program at AUB's Olayan School of Business was exactly what I hoped for. As a non-business undergrad, I benefited greatly from the classes and workshops. I also had the opportunity to represent AUB at 3 business case competitions in Canada, Hong Kong, and Germany. Most importantly, I can credibly work with companies and business leaders from across MENA. Today, I'm based in Dubai and working at one of the world's top consulting firms. Anyone considering studying in this part of the world should have AUB and OSB at the top of their list.

As a Spaniard that always have been studying in the Spanish System of Education, I can say that the American System of Education offers a range of skills completely different but very useful for our professional career. Without any doubt, coming to SLU-Madrid is one of the best choices I could have ever made!

I enjoy SLU-Madrid because I was given the chance to immerse myself in other cultures whilst still studying "the American Way" making my experience a lot more comfortable. While the campus has many Americans, it´s easy to find foreign friends and a good sum of the students speak more than just English and Spanish.

I love everything about this place. I came here not sure what to expect, or how long I would stay, but after one year I can't imagine myself attending university anywhere. Initially I was worried about being so far away from home but I have made great friends and have been exposed to many cultures and also learned a lot about myself living here. I love the small class sizes because I am able to have a more personalized experience and the teachers here know me by name. The staff and faculty at this University truly care about your well being and are very welcoming. I have never felt unsafe in this city and it's an amazing place to study abroad. The buildings are colourful and lined with cobblestone roads and there are so many cafes around the city to sit outside for a coffee or to do homework! For those who like exploring there a lot of museums throughout the city. It's also very easy to travel throughout Europe. There is a great social night life in Madrid and always something to do here! To anyone who is consider coming to SLU - Madrid, my advice is to do it!

Before deciding to become a permanent student at SLU-Madrid, I had never visited the school, been to Madrid, or even to Spain. I was basing my decision largely on the opportunity I perceived, as well as on the students I had emailed with questions, and the staff I´d contacted while applying and confirming my attendance. Now, having been here for almost a full year, I can say that the opportunity I thought I was taking is much greater and more valuable than I imagined, and the people are just as knowledgeable and welcoming in person. Being immersed in a new country, a new language, and a new lifestyle is more exciting, challenging, enjoyable, and most importantly educational than I could´ve hoped for. The people I have met and experiences I have had (in Madrid, in class, and while traveling) are all so unique. I know I´m making great memories, learning invaluable lessons about culture and communication, and of course working towards my degree. The people I contacted via email and phone call before coming here are just as welcoming in person, if not more so. Students, faculty, and staff are invested in you, in your story, and in your success. All the students here have done something a little out of the ordinary by choosing to attend SLU Madrid, whether that is leaving their home country, attending an American university, or both. This common thread of being a little different creates such a welcoming community. In addition to the students, I've had great professors; the faculty here is diverse, dedicated, and extremely competent in their fields. Because the school is fairly small, all my classes have allowed me to get personalized help, both in class and during office hours. Any question I have asked has been answered; my professors know who I am. Choosing to study abroad, not just for a semester but for 4 years, at SLU-Madrid has been one of the greatest decisions I have made for my present and for my future.

Coming to SLU Madrid has been and still is an awesome experience. I was not expecting to encounter people from so many different cultures and for them to be so open. Not only does the university offer a great learning experience but the student body itself develops it even further. I think Madrid is a very nice city to study in because of how many different things you can do here, from tapas to museums to parks it is filled with things that have made this experience abroad feel like home. In fact, I do not consider myself as studying abroad, after only 2 years I can already call Madrid my home and this is thanks to the university which promotes different learning experiences and makes you feel like part of a big family and community that is SLU. Can't wait for the next 2 years to come.

When leaving the USA, I did not set any expectations. Upon my arrival to Madrid and SLU campus, my life completely changed. You are immersed within the community on school, classes and the city. Everyone is so lovely and helpful that it makes it so much easier and better. From classes, to school activities SLU Madrid campus really provides you with the tools you need to succeed, not just living abroad, but in life too.

Deciding to come to SLU-Madrid was an easy decision. The small class sizes, the ability to earn an American degree in Spain and being in the Spanish capital, Madrid, were all factors that went into the process of choosing SLU-Madrid. In my opinion, SLU-Madrid is a very unique living, social and academic experience. It's unorthodox to your traditional American university because it forces students to be culturally immersed. Madrid truly is the campus for students here; we're not like a typical U.S. school where students don't stray too far away from the comfort of their campus. Here, you'll find yourself exploring Madrid for yourself and meeting friends along the way. Living with a host family has helped me make connections, better understand the local culture and of course, acquire new words to my Spanish vocabulary. SLU-Madrid is your home-base during school hours, but Madrid will truly foster your semester, year or four-year experience. If you're jaded with American life or you want to feel that "something different," definitely consider SLU-Madrid!

As a pre-med student, the course selection is not as flexible as I had hoped. Nevertheless, the staff and classes that are offered are amazing. Teacher take the time to get to know each student. Staff members remember who you are. Over all, studying at SLU Madrid has been one of the best decisions I have ever made.

I enjoyed my time at Westminster University. I studied in the post-graduate course Media, Campaigning and Social Change. This course exceeded my expectations. It covered everything listed on the information site plus so much more. University of Westminster is very diverse and I always met so many people from all over, studying various and interesting topics. The academic staff are very professional and know their topics well. The foundation of learning at UW is based in critical thinking. I loved how I was allowed to express my own opinions, hear others and learn from them and also and analyse an idea from all angles. I would recommend this university and this course.

I do not think there is other programs where students from over 60 nationalities have the opportunity to interact and integrate interculturally as in Saint Louis University - Madrid. The classes and professors are terrific, and the overall experience is fantastic. There are two types of students: those who visit (or study abroad) and those who are pursuing their degree. As it is a small campus, those who pursue their degrees in Madrid bond a lot, and try to help and include those who are visiting/abroad in anything they need. The campus is on a beautiful and safe neighborhood in the center of Madrid. The professors are from all over the world, greatly prepared and who help build a campus community.

I came to SLU Madrid as a freshman, and fell in love with it immediately. There is so much diversity and appreciation for other cultures that it creates a fun and academic learning environment for everyone.

My time studying here has been filled with many interesting emotions. I have discovered what I am passionate about and now I know what I would like to do further on after graduating. I am a part of many clubs and organizations, therefore I do not have a lot of free time on my hands, but I enjoy being a part of these clubs. As someone that is not born and raised here, I do experience nostalgia for my home country, but SLU is one big family, so I get over that feeling easily. The academics here are at a very high level and the professors will always help you when you need it.