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What kind of information would have been useful for you before arriving? (About University/town/accommodation/lessons/events) I think in general, all the necessary information was given.

What difficulties did you have in connection with your trip to Russia (Petrozavodsk)? None, the connection went fine.

Did you have any difficulties with adaptation in Petrozavodsk? What kind of difficulties? It was hard to meet and connect with Russian students. How may the University help future students with similar problems?

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Please write your wishes. I think it would have been nice with some more ways to come in contact with other international students, and local students/people in Petrozavodsk as well. Did you like your program (Russian courses) at the University? Would you like to change anything? I really enjoyed the Russian language program!

All of my professors were really good at their job, and although I had three hours of classes every day, I was never bored. It was a good combination of grammar, reading, writing, and interesting speaking exercises, and I felt that I learned a lot. What did you find most challenging about your studying? Learning new words, but that is part of the process. Do you like conditions of your living here? What would you like to change?

Which advice would you give to the future students? Yes, I really enjoyed staying with Natalia! I would advise future students to bring photos/gift from your home countries. And food from home! You will probably buy some things in Russia, and bringing food frees up some space as well on your way home.