SUP Europe Caen (CESEC)

yes, there's an additional international student tax at the end off your stay where they don't tell you about in the beginning.

The first weeks are difficult, you miss your family your friends, different language, culture, etc.. but after a few weeks you won't want to go back... trust me!! As soon as you arrive, start to plan a trip, see other coutries, with the people that you will know... use the low costs, airplaines, Bus, Train, etc, just check all and see the most advantage for you, and sleep on hostels, bus, train stations... believe me, you will do things that you can even imagine... The most important thing: HAVE FUN...

The night clubs in Caen, are not that great, but they have a place called "What's Cafe" is a nice place. Everyone goes to Paris, I went, and is great, but you also have to go to "Mont S.Michel, that is a cathedral\city of the middle age, that is on the middle of the sea, on the night it get surrounded by the sea.. Is just wonderful!! And still in France you have in each city something to see, they have old buildings in each city, amassing Cathedrals, on Summer you can go to the south, to the region "Côte d'Azur", that have wonderful beaches, warm water, nice place for summer vacations..

Became fluent over the year, not only on a social level but on a professional business level as well.

Euroresidence is diry and cheap. Only go there if you can only afford cheap accomodation. No facilities and it is run down. Accomodation at Citis is better with pool table, communal TV and pool table, babyfoot, DVD and you share with French studentsd. It costs more but it is clean and has security!!!

don't buy book... first semester the course coordinator forces you to buy the book, but i did not buy the book. spending a lot of money for 2 weeks course. don't do that if you want to save money because the teachers are going to give you slide presentation which is important for the exam