Split, Hırvatistan şehrinde Ezgi tarafından paylaşılan Erasmus Deneyimi.

Why did you choose to go to Split, Croatia?

Erasmus

How long is the scholarship? How much money do you receive to help you with living costs?

70% of 5 months scholarship 300x5 =1500 eu 1043 eu scholarship but split is expensive specially supermarkets water bread smt like that I spent a lot. Right now weekly I spent like 100 kunas or sometimes 200 kunas it’s like 20 eu

What is the student lifestyle like in Split?

The best if you are coming summer it means you’re luckier than us they party all the time if weather is ok

Would you recommend the city and the University of Split to other students?

University is great lecturers don’t push you too hard because they know you’re erasmus and they know you’re here for partying and traveling and city is amazing split has a good vibe on everyone it’s sunny most of the time even winter right know it’s and of January but it’s sunny and warm!!!

What is the food like?

Really good and cheap you can eat a lot just for 1 or 2 euros

Did it cost you to find your accommodation in Split?

I’m staying at dorm so I didn’t rent a place but from I heard renting is pretty much same with the dorm fee but also there are bills and food money we don’t pay bills in dorm so for me it was normal but if I compare my home country it’s expensive

How much does it cost to live in Split?

You need at least 150 for month I think I like to eat and also drink

Is the language easy to get to grips with? Are there language courses available at the University?

Of course they have Croatian language course in the faculty of humanities I think you can join the classes if you want if you don’t want than you don’t have to sign it but I didn’t join cus english is enough lots of people know english you can survive

What's the easiest or most economical way to travel to Split from your city?

From Turkey to Split I came with a flight İstanbul to Dubrovnik WORST MISTAKE EVER DONT DO THAT. Bus takes 6 hour but it felt like 10 hours. If you don’t need a visa you can go Bosnia with flight. And from Bosnia you can get a bus to Split. Two of my friends came like this and they said it was really cheap but hard. Mine was expensive but comfy I took a bus from Dubrovnik but Dubrovnik want a visa for itself so if you don’t have visa or special passport don’t do that but you can find cheap flights İstanbul to Split like 600 Turkish liras

Where would you recommend to go on a night out in Split?

They have good clubs I went Zenta, 305, Vanilla, Central they all good clubs if you ask me try all of them you’ll find your club

And for eating? Can you recommend some good restaurants in Split?

Definitely menza if you wanna go fancy restaurant I don’t know I didn’t even try it. Menza is really good and cheap and also mandrills is a good hamburger and pizza place milky split is a best pancake and crepe store

What good cultural sites are there to visit?

Split’s itself is a history so when you enter the all town you’ll see all the beauty but also you can go Klis, Krka, Omiš, Plitviče Lakes

Is there any other advice that you could give to students going to Split in the future?

Don’t forget to study or be lazy because I’m a lazy person in general I slept all the morning I missed a lot of sunny days and I didn’t do my seminar works in 3 months so I needed to do it in a month or a week but while doing this DONT FORGET THE FUN EVEN IF YOU FORGET IT IT WONT LEAVE YOU!!!!