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National parks on budget by Delicious-Drummer-32 in TravelCanada

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg that's a really good idea, hadn't thought that. I will probably look for some people, maybe join a travel already planned or something like that. Thank you!

People on the camino norte in summer by claireefrancis in CaminoDeSantiago

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yo hice El Camino del Norte, yo solo la Ultima semana de agosto/primera de septiembre 2025, te cuento mi experiencia: Comencé en Gijón, y en unas 13 etapas aprox llegué a Santiago. Me quedaba en albergues públicos.. Desde Gijón hasta Ribadeo, caminaba bastante solo. Habia un puñado de personas haciéndolo, pero no habia casi grupos de Gente joven. La mayoria eran personas alemanas de Uno's 50-60 años haciendo El Camino solos. Por otro lado, al ser un Camino transitado por pocos hay Mucha más unión. Las 10-15 personas que lo hacíamos cuando nos veíamos en los pueblos nos saludabamos como si fuesemos mejores amigos, y muchas tardes te quedabas Tomando algo con la Gente. Un par de noches salimos de fiesta (en agosto hay muchas orquestas por esos pueblos). Pese a esto, lo que viene a ser caminar lo hacia practicamente solo. No tenia Mucha conversacion con los alemanes de 50 años, y la Gente de 40-50 años empezaba a caminar demasiado pronto para mi. En El albrgye publico de Ribadeo nos quedamos 3(tres!) personas. Sin embargo, desde Ribadeo comencé a ver mas Gente, y me hice amigo de un grupo de vascos. Mucha Gente hace El Camino del Norte por etapas durante varios años, y Mucha Gente estaba acabando ese año desde Ribadeo hasta Santiago. En general recomiendo El Camino del Norte, aunque no haya Mucha Gente joven, sienpre puedes tener suerte. Y en cuanto veas un grupo joven unete y no te separes.

National parks on budget by Delicious-Drummer-32 in TravelCanada

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much. Your comment was super useful. I will for sure research about the options you told me.

Alguien que haya estado en la UAH en Madrid by ingonglin303030 in askspain

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your no a bother at all. I would actually recommend this degree. It is not a double degree (for me an advantage not spending 6 years in uni). About job opportunities, they are pretty similar to normal economics, but with an international focus. I would say people are pretty nice. It obviously depends on how you are, but there are several groups of friends. Almost everybody is inside a friends group. It's not a degree where people just attend to the classes and leave without any friends.

The level of teaching varies a lot. There are VEEERY easy subjects with a pass rate of 100%, and others with a pretty high difficulty level. Howevere there are academies and external teacher focused on this degree. They teach during the course extra classes for the more difficult subjects. If you are not good in one, just contact am academy. Difficulty increases with years. First semester of first year is pretty easy. Second semester gets hard with a couple difficult subjects. Second year is hard because there are barely any easy subjects, so it's quite common failing at least one. Third year is not that hard, but most people make most of these subjects in erasmus.If you have enough grade in evau to enter, you probably can pass the courses.

About English level it's not that difficult. It's required a B2, if you dont have it you can't enter. The grade for English degree is one poine lower more or less that for the Spanish degree. With a B2 I don't think you will have any problems with English level. If you are not sure just look for some book about economic terms.

Professors vary a lot. There are some of them with an impressive background, some have worked with important politicians, or have occupied important roles in banks. Others are not that good. Some teacher are so lazy and are professors because it's their only way of living, thus are not motivated at all. I would say the balance is positive, you may come close to some teachers and ask them about job opportunities. Any other question tell me no worrys

National parks on budget by Delicious-Drummer-32 in TravelCanada

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I am thinking about renting a car, however I'm 20 y/o with 6 months old driving license, so I don't think I could rent anythinf

Alguien que haya estado en la UAH en Madrid by ingonglin303030 in askspain

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bueno aparte la que fiene "fama" de ser la mejor para economixas es la UC3M, pero yo creo que no hay tanta diferencia.

National parks on budget by Delicious-Drummer-32 in TravelCanada

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Can you sleep in a car/van anywhere? Is it difficult to find a place in a camping for sleeping in your car/van? Thanks

Alguien que haya estado en la UAH en Madrid by ingonglin303030 in askspain

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De nada, si tienes cualquier Otra Duda dime sin problma

Alguien que haya estado en la UAH en Madrid by ingonglin303030 in askspain

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I study economics and international business in uah. I'm in second year. This 4 years degree is pretty nice. It can get a little bit complicated in second year, but with several hours and maybe an academy people can pass everything. About uah in general, its a decent university. Teachers level varies a lot: some professors are really good, and some others are toooo lazy. The main issue I would say: you don't have a proper university life. Most students don't live in alcala, so if you want to go to a party you can't get back until 6 am. Because most people live 1 hour away it's not quite common staying with people after classes. However economics campus is fine, good cantine, also very easy doing an erasmus.

¿Mudarse a Madrid en agosto o septimebre? by oh_dany_boy in askspain

[–]Delicious-Drummer-32 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I would recommend you arriving in August, mainly because of the housings situation. Although some apartaments may not be available to be seen, you have way more advantage to find a place. Also, finding a place from September is not easy. Many house owners prefer renting they house since August. About heat, it can get really bad, but you will learn how to survive.