Suffolk University, Madrid Campus

The school didn't offer any advanced Spanish classes, so I didn't take it at all. But, I think my Spanish improved with every day use out and around the city.

I never actually took one of the language courses but I was able to get out and explore the city enough to really use it and expand my knowledge.

I loved the fact that syudying in another country kind of made school continue after you left the university. The reason I say that is because I would actually use some of the spanish I learned in class outside. It also helps you become a little more comfortable in Speaking overall and making errors. i definitely learned a lot of Spanish while there. The only thing that I would recommend for anyone who wants to go there and studyt would be to live with a family because I lived with a bunch of Americans and it kind of slowed down the learning process.

One of my classes had all Spanish speaking students, therefore I became more proficient in it becasue the posed every qauetion in Spanish.

If I tried a little harder I would know the language better, but it is all about how determined you are.

i did not speak spanish, but people overall were pretty warm and nice, they tried to understand me.