Italienclass and other Mishaps

This week I started Italienclass, an intensiv course for 4 weeks, 4-5 times a week. But it's ok, our teacher is cool and lots of fun. She teaches us sentences like: Antonio non abita sotto un ponte - Antonion does not live under a bridge - very important! ;-)

I had to start a small E-mail war with the international office of the Munich University; apparently, the Turin University only wants me for one Semester instead of two, but because it's correctly filled in in the computers of Munich they somehow have a communication problem... go figure.

The Turin University wrote 4 months in the immatriculation certificate, and the wrong starting date... I was supposed to get a new one after 4 days... that was a week ago...

To fulfill the Learning Agreement with ERASMUS (the exchange program) I have to take courses with a total of 30 credits per semester. Not so easy, because most of the courses in my field only have 5 credits. So I'm going to cheat a bit: add the Italian class (6 credits) and another class from a minor with 10 credits, and then I should be good. But it's not so easy finding a class that is tought in English, and, as many courses already started this week, a nice instructor who would let me join after missing the first 2-3 days. I don't need the exam, only a signature that I took part in the class.

Oh, well... it will all be alright, somehow...

In the next couple of days, I will put up some pictures of the town, my friends, my room, etc.

Please comment, I'm always happy to get some feedback ;-)