Shenandoah University

My housing - University Inn - was good, but only because it was formerly a motel and had mainly junior/senior/exchange students. Other housing - especially Funk and Racey - seemed loud and cramped and generally quite chaotic, though lots of fun because of it.

Everybody knows that food in the US is not very tasty. We had a lot of choice at the cafeteria but the quality was not excellent. To my mind the location was rather good. One hour by car from Washington DC, and 5 hours from New York. Shenandoah university is specialised in arts, so it was easy to see shows, representations etc. A good computer room, which is very useful for foreign students who don't have their own computer.

After this experience, my first goal was to see other countries, to work in International Trade, and to learn more languages. I am at this moment doing an internship in Madrid (Spain) in a forwarder company and I enjoy a lot.

Lol... Sheetz is always a good place to grab some food or supplies. There are several cinemas right beside the campus and several pretty good places to eat and hang-out. Walking into Winchester also opens up some other options though not really any clubs or bars. While everything is mainly chains, if you're with friends it's all good.

I improved very quickly my english. I was glad to have good teachers who helped me when I had some difficulties of understanding. Especially I had my teacher of contempory issues in management was from Texas and at the beginnig, I couldn't understand any word of what he was saying....He tried to slow down for the foreign students, which was very nice to him. We were all the time in contact with students (of our class) and teachers by emails. The best and fastest way to communicate.