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Erasmus, foreign students rejected Italy



resists the myth of the beautiful country, but foreign students who arrive in Italy with the Erasmus rejected the university and the services found in our country. What is particularly "expensive, unable to secure accommodation at reasonable prices and where English is a language that you do not."
Italy is seen by the Erasmus students who responded to a questionnaire proposed by the free press and the Association Student Magazine Erasmus Student Network Italy. Twenty questions to which, through the site www.esn.it, responded 1500 students from 28 different countries and belonging to 27 different Italian cities.
Prices too high and too confusing universities: the problems are most felt by foreign students on arrival. While 83 percent of respondents claimed to spend more in Italy than to their country. The voice is usually more expensive the rent (for 69 per cent). Here are the food for 14.4 percent and 12.6 for the fun. The 4 percent but is very expensive books.
rejected the quality of Italian universities, as 71 percent of respondents felt worse than that of their country. For 39.6 percent of the respondents the main reason for this rejection is a poor state of facilities. Here are the lack of web services for the 24.4 per cent, the difficulty in achieving information for 19.5 percent and 16.5 percent for the teachers. With regard to the latter, when asked to compare with those of his country for 59 percent did not see differences, 25 percent judged them worse and only 16 percent see them better. The mirage
home is a great difficulty for the Italians, let alone for Erasmus students. The house, in addition to being costly and difficult to find, had problems as much as 66 percent of respondents. The main cause is the high price (for the 37.4 per cent), followed by the poor condition of buildings (for the 29.1 per cent), the racism of the owners who do not rent to foreigners (20.8 per cent for the ) and the absence of a contract (for the 12.7 per cent). Harsh
the trial on the use of English in Italy. Only 1, 4 percent deems it necessary, to 46.6 percent who deemed absolutely useless and 53 percent that this is useful but not essential. This framework
chiaroscuro shades do not completely undo the charm of Italy but is inevitably affected. It is clear that if at the time of choice for 97 percent of the Erasmus students coming to Italy because "always attracted by the beautiful country." But at the end of the stay only 60 percent would return there with my eyes closed.

Source: Panorama

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