Universidad de Navarra (UNAV)

En mi caso estudio el doble grado de derecho y relaciones internacionales. Es un grado difícil pero los profesores están siempre dispuestos a ayudar y a dar una atención más personalizada cosa que se agradece muchísimo. 

Las instalaciones son muy nuevas y se mantienen en muy buen estado. Aparte con la situación covid la Universidad lo ha manejado increiblemente bien, por lo que no tengo otra cosa que decir más que estoy muy contenta de estudiar aquí.

Las mejores universidades son las que buscan a los mejores estudiantes y trabajadores.

PROS: 1. The university emphasizes a true work-life balance. In other words, it is not difficult as a student to find time to hang out with friends and engage in hobbies.
2. Numerous classrooms have many international students.
3. The University is safe with the ID cards students must use to enter in the building.
CONS: 1. Most of the Spanish students my international peers and I came across were not friendly.
2. Professors will respond to students' emails 30% of the time.
3. At the beginning of the semester, many courses, which students registered for, were dropped. Thus, we had to scramble to rearrange our schedule while the semester had just started.
4. If you fail your final exam, no matter how well you did in the course assignments/projects, you have failed the entire course. Unfortunately,  there is no official date for students to receive their final grades, so they have to "guess" when they should book their flight back home if they are international students. They also do not allow exchange students to take exams at home if there is an emergency. Thus, they would have to stay in the city for one more month and rebook their flight if they would like to retake the exams.
5. The students here are not serious about their work.
Overall, it was an ok experience. Just make sure you do your research before enrolling in this university