> The way it works here with the Erasmus program is that you go for 6 months or 1 year to study Let's be honest, in most cases you can replace the word 'study'

> The way it works here with the Erasmus program is that you go for 6 months or 1 year to study Let's be honest, in most cases you can replace the word 'study' with 'party'. That's why you end up with "some of the best experiences in people's life", as you say. In many cases, students do not have the required language level to follow and understand courses, so if they bother to show up, the content flies over their head while they are busy decoding the form. Sometimes they do not even speak a word of the language. In some cases, they follow dumbed down courses in a third language (Globish) with a teacher who can hardly speak it, so they never learn the local language, and they learn some bad English.