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Thanx, I'm gonna need it :toast:

I'm also a history student :smoke: So when are you going?

Excellent! Thanks for sharing

I think each University has its own exchange agreement with the other Universities. I'm a student at the University of Oslo and we have to accomplish two semesters (minimum 60 points) before we can go. I'm not exactly sure, though, but the rules are something like that. I'll go to Italy as part...

Well if you feel that living with a local family is a good thing, jump on the EF wagon and enjoy your trip. The Erasmus programme (of course) doesn't offer to stay with local families, they arrange a room for you in a student residence.

Sorry Stephan, I didn't notice this post. But my advice is that you just keep on doing what you're already doing, talk to people for advice and get in touch with EF for all of the information you can possibly acquire. I can't really tell you much more than I already have. I had a friend who went...

No all of the games I've listed are home games. Part of the point is that I get to experience the Communale :agree:

I'm not sure right now but I think you have to earn so and so many points..

Come on God damn it, you love this club. You love it!!! :pint: As for the weather-reports, I'm a norseman! Such weather doesn't faze me :smoke: However, there are interesting games in April and May as well. Genoa in April and Bologna in May. I haven't made up my mind yet.

Here it is: http://www.juventus.com/it/news/detail.aspx?lml_language_id=0&trs_id=1572000&ID=8634

I'm confused. Could you tell me which team you support? In the meantime, I'll bite my fingernails :pumpkin:

Oh my God, that's fantastic. I think Jeeks went there, too. That game was a thriller! We really deserved the championship. There was nothing shady about that particular win and many others. Are you planning on seeing Juve this season as well? I have my sights on the Napoli clash in March :tup:

When were you there? :)

@Geof I bet Berlin is a fantastic place for a student. If I go there some time we have to have a drink or grab a bite or something, although I very much agree with you on the part about German food :yuck: I decided on Italy for several reasons and learning the language more thoroughly...

Thanx a lot Erik, I really appreciate it. But I conclude with what I already know: Stay the f*ck away from the Napoli-area :toast: I'll probably go to Verona because I think this "us against the world" attitude is much more a trait from the south of Italy than the north.

Cool. So how do you like Germany? You're from Belgium, right?

I'd be very interested to know more about how you experienced your time there. From your earlier post I gathered that "you wouldn't do it ever again", so I got a little curious. Was it really that bad? Forgive me if you think that I'm being nosy, but I personally can't wait to study abroad and...

Erik, did you ever go to Italy via the Erasmus programme? I plan on doing so. Perugia or Verona.

EF is an organisation that gathers very young people from all over the world so that they can meet up and party all night long. If that's what you wanna do then I say go for it. If you wanna go somewhere and really be serious about your studies, you should attend a University and sign up for one...