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“not really. it was not an appropriate apartment because it was dirty, on the ground floor with windows that doesn't closed so we used kinds of padlocks to fixed or at least tried to maintains the window's closed. Also, we had several problems with the shower and the degree of water, gas problems which were really dangerous for the safety of everyone. On this manner, I don't recommend my apartment.”

“I wouldn’t chose the university again. The administration were very slow in organising everything sometimes not responding to emails at all (if you can call them) - my EU learning agreement didn’t get signed until two months into my exchange. I didn’t get my Semester two timetable until classes had already started meaning I missed the whole orientation week. Classes can start at 8am and finish at 8pm very often. Typically have at least one class a week on zoom. Attendance is tracked and you have a set amount of absences each semester.”

“Yes! It was really nice because even if we were 8 people, each of us had their own bathroom. I was also really lucky because I found clean housemates :)”

“I really liked the location. The apartment was also really good but 10 people were too much for me. We had 2 bathrooms and one kitchen. ”

“Safety is a sure key point of Hong Kong : being a young woman I never experienced insecurity or I was never scared even going back home by night ! Transport is very easy, you must take an Octopus Card (you can pay MTR, buses, restaurants, some shops with it it very convenient) and with google map, city mapper, or plan app on Apple devices it is very easy to know your way”

“I was in Kali Homes, which is a pretty known house for exchange students in Querétaro. I recommend it if you are able to live with 20 persons! The majority are exchange students, and some are Mexicans: you'll meet great people. I loved my experience and I would do it again, but I completely understand if some people are not ready to live with that much people. ”

“The campus of LUISS is stunning from the outside and there is an amazing park where you can hangout during breaks. The registration was easy and there was a lot of support from LUISS' side. If I could pick my university again I would definitely choose LUISS again. ”

“Yes because it a way to make a lot of internationals friends and create a big group to travel, eat and go to party.”

“Changed 3 times, would recommend the first one if the Nigerian isn't leaving there anymore and if you don't mind having the owner passing by every week like she's leaving in the house (but she's very nice and helpful). The second one was not great but is being renovated so it will probably be better, however the rooftop is amazing. 3rd one was a friend's house so not for renting. Perfect location if you want to be in the center, near places to go out, and dance salsa, but far from the universities. ”

“The campus life is super cool! The people we meet and the AGA club is amazing to be sure exchange people meet other people. I loved my experience and I would redo it again if I could.”

“It’s a private university small but new and modern campus has very nice teachers, as an Erasmus student you don’t have to study a lot throughout the semester but you have some classes with final semester exams that you have to study for (for me the exams were finance and ethics and also marketing and new business models) if you are an Erasmus student and can choose your classes don’t choose these ones because then you won’t have any exams I guess! ”

“Campus very nice. Not a lot of exchange students but still a bit. Registration very easy. The location is far from the neighborhood where you live but it’s the same for all exchange students (all university are far)”

“not really. it was not an appropriate apartment because it was dirty, on the ground floor with windows that doesn't closed so we used kinds of padlocks to fixed or at least tried to maintains the window's closed. Also, we had several problems with the shower and the degree of water, gas problems which were really dangerous for the safety of everyone. On this manner, I don't recommend my apartment.”

“I wouldn’t chose the university again. The administration were very slow in organising everything sometimes not responding to emails at all (if you can call them) - my EU learning agreement didn’t get signed until two months into my exchange. I didn’t get my Semester two timetable until classes had already started meaning I missed the whole orientation week. Classes can start at 8am and finish at 8pm very often. Typically have at least one class a week on zoom. Attendance is tracked and you have a set amount of absences each semester.”

“Yes! It was really nice because even if we were 8 people, each of us had their own bathroom. I was also really lucky because I found clean housemates :)”

“I really liked the location. The apartment was also really good but 10 people were too much for me. We had 2 bathrooms and one kitchen. ”

“Safety is a sure key point of Hong Kong : being a young woman I never experienced insecurity or I was never scared even going back home by night ! Transport is very easy, you must take an Octopus Card (you can pay MTR, buses, restaurants, some shops with it it very convenient) and with google map, city mapper, or plan app on Apple devices it is very easy to know your way”

“I was in Kali Homes, which is a pretty known house for exchange students in Querétaro. I recommend it if you are able to live with 20 persons! The majority are exchange students, and some are Mexicans: you'll meet great people. I loved my experience and I would do it again, but I completely understand if some people are not ready to live with that much people. ”

“The campus of LUISS is stunning from the outside and there is an amazing park where you can hangout during breaks. The registration was easy and there was a lot of support from LUISS' side. If I could pick my university again I would definitely choose LUISS again. ”

“Yes because it a way to make a lot of internationals friends and create a big group to travel, eat and go to party.”

“Changed 3 times, would recommend the first one if the Nigerian isn't leaving there anymore and if you don't mind having the owner passing by every week like she's leaving in the house (but she's very nice and helpful). The second one was not great but is being renovated so it will probably be better, however the rooftop is amazing. 3rd one was a friend's house so not for renting. Perfect location if you want to be in the center, near places to go out, and dance salsa, but far from the universities. ”

“The campus life is super cool! The people we meet and the AGA club is amazing to be sure exchange people meet other people. I loved my experience and I would redo it again if I could.”

“It’s a private university small but new and modern campus has very nice teachers, as an Erasmus student you don’t have to study a lot throughout the semester but you have some classes with final semester exams that you have to study for (for me the exams were finance and ethics and also marketing and new business models) if you are an Erasmus student and can choose your classes don’t choose these ones because then you won’t have any exams I guess! ”

“Campus very nice. Not a lot of exchange students but still a bit. Registration very easy. The location is far from the neighborhood where you live but it’s the same for all exchange students (all university are far)”