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It isn't expensive compared to

Anonymous student studied in Cagliari, Italy

It isn't expensive compared to some other bigger European cities (friends who stayed in Rome or Barcelona spend three times as much as me). My Erasmus grant wasn't much, but I got by with the additional money from my family. If you spend responsibly (for example, if you don't buy drinks at bars/clubs because …

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Don't worry about studies, it

Anonymous student studied in Cagliari, Italy

Don't worry about studies, it will all work out. If i could do it over again, I'd save some more money before going and then travel around Sardinia/sight-see more, plus I wouldn't be so worried about accommodation as it wasn't a problem to find a dorm and a flat, I got lots of help from ESN.

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depends of what you want,you

Anonymous student studied in Cagliari, Italy

depends of what you want,you can find rooms from 100 euro/month till 500 euro/month. you have the mensa, where with 2 euro you have 2 differents plates , you can have there lunch and dinner. the buss ticket for one day is about 5 euro on all the lines.

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Study experience: The University of Cagliari

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Studied in Cagliari, Italy

Studied at:	The University of Cagliari
Study period:	Jan '05 – May '12
Experience rating:	8 out of 10
Member of:	AEGEE The University of Cagliari AEGEE is one of the biggest interdisciplinary student associations in Europe; it is represented by 15,000 students, active in 232 academic cities, in 43 countries all around Europe, which presents amazing culture variety. View all reviews written by AEGEE members - http://www.aegee.org
Type of study:	Bachelor, Full degree

Jun '12

Good university but not to study energy fields

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I really love what I'm studying even if I'd like to concentrate more on marketing and advetising fields. Unfortunately my university is not a good one and my territory doesn't have an energetic, business energy. That why i'd like to live away even outside EU, so I can come back (maybe) in the future to use what the world will teach me.

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Jun '12