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Well I think my biggest problem with the trip was my housing experience. I lived with someone who promised me wifi and I think was suppose to have a cleaning service. Instead I found myself being yelled at about cleaning the house when the house was perfectly clean. I also was not provided with the wifi I was suppose to receive so I wasted a lot of money on communicating with my family. The women I lived with on top of that was like walking on egg shells. He name was Rosa C. and I would not recommend living with her. She makes your life hard and difficult. Unfortunately I speak Spanish and I could understand every rude and non understanding comment she made. Everyday after my Spanish classes I went to my internship which was a challenge at times but I was open to a new challenge. I welcomed it with open arms. I worked on various projects with a non profit organization. I wish the organization was more health related but I did acquire experience in a different area. If you want a specific experience which is more than Spanish, I would not recommend this program because the internships are not selected in a very specific fashion I dont think. I also met people when I decided to attend a international church and I thank God for my roomate. She made it easier for me to live with the crazy woman i lived with. She also failed to return on the day I was leaving to return to me my deposit. It truly was an adventure. I suggest get involved in some community activities to meet people. It was an overall painful experience and I spent way to much money. However, I learned some new things. Definitely wouldnt recommend it to anyone though because even when I asked to be moved out of my house for lack of wifi, my coordinator in Barcelona ignored me and also didnt help me in any shape or form.