Motta's classes, which were all in Italian, ranged from art and music history to children's literature. We studied three different Italian operas. And I took an art history course which was really interesting because we went to the actual places and saw the original art. Motta was also pleasantly surprised to discover that Padova is the home of the first school to teach speech-language pathology in Italy. But they are so underdeveloped compared to us.
Speech pathology is just a certificate program over there.
Motta says she is eager to return to the country that is practically her second home. I want to get my Master's, hopefully at BU, and then after that I want to go work there. Motta does not hesitate when it comes to recommending the study abroad program. I would definitely recommend studying abroad - culture wise, school wise, people wise, it's completely different than America and everyone should be able to experience that.