On every street corner is a quaint restaurant, a uniquely sculptured building, a quiet park, or an electrifying club. I would equate some areas of Madrid to New York City or Boston with a Spanish twist. Yet other parts of the city, including the area where Suffolk University is located, is more residential and filled with college students. Spain thrives on its crazy night life. Every club had a unique atmosphere, and is packed with people and all hours of the night.
Spanish culture is full of fun, food, and time together with friends.
I chose to study at Suffolk University in order to take business classes related to my area of study. The class sizes are small, and the teachers are extremely knowledgeable and personable. The professors made the material interesting and the classes enjoyable. The weekend trips to different areas of Spain, France, and Italy were a great way to travel. We had our own personal tour guide, and I could not have seen so much on my own.