Everything runs smoothly. Location is safe.

Vienna has extremely safe and reliable transport and is a safe city in general

Classes were hit or miss. Workload was very manageable. I had one of the best classes (Negotiation Mgmt with Iris K.) I've ever taken and also the worst class I've ever taken (IFM with Lingo). They are smaller classes with a discussion based approach (excluding IFM)

Vienna is very central to Europe so it makes it the perfect place to travel. Safety is pretty good in the area, just check political conditions before traveling to a different country.

Vienna is beautiful and has amazing sites

Safety and cleanliness are some of if not the best in Europe.

Clean and straightforward. Lived in Molkereistrasse which is the 2nd district right near school and U station, has mostly exchange students in it

I cooked almost everything I ate. If you don't want to spend all your money, I would advise you to do the same.

There are no arrangements for food. Everything is on your own. There are restaurants and cafes on and around campus. Grocery stores are on nearly every corner.

You have your own kitchen and also grociery stores are everywhere that have high quality selection.

At WU, they treat you like an Erasmus student. Wherefore, you spend most if not all of your time with other foreign exchange students. There is the cultural program that is offered which allows students the opportunity to learn about Austrian culture.

Lots of events, social and professional, within university and the city

The connections that you will make from this program are worth it alone. In addition you will learn a lot about how the world operates in a business setting.

University was pretty good, I'd say UGA is more demanding (I also only took four classes that were taught in English)

I think my experience was a great and wholesome one

Far better than expectation. Not that expectations were low, the program just far succeeded expectations.

Vienna is a very quality place with every kind of experience you're looking for. It gets better the longer you're there

The style of my study abroad, an exchange, made some of these questions less relevant since most of my experiences were independent and not associated with any particular program or plans by the university.

I think this style of study abroad is great for those individuals who are very independent and want to explore/travel on their own accord. I loved not having a specific itinerary I had to adhere to because I felt I was able to make my study abroad experience truly unique and personalized to my interests and wants.

Do research, have fun, travel lots

Really ask your buddy if he/she can help you get into good classes with good teachers. I found out too late that they had a ratemyprofessor-like website but it's in German so you need to find help. This is paramount to enjoying your classes.

I cannot express strongly enough how much value exists in studying abroad. If you're on the edge trying to decide if you should go or not, step away from it. Do not let finances get in the way because there are so many resources to help with the costs. If you can go for an entire semester like myself, do it. Do not be scared or feel like you will miss out on life back home because everything will be the same as when you left it. What will have changed, however, is you. And for the better. You gain perspective and a greater understanding of the world around you and of yourself as an individual. There is so much opportunity for personal growth when you step away from the comfort of the culture and society you have grown up in because you are forced to think about who you are outside of such a context. Yes, you come home with all kinds of incredible photos and stories to share, but I think that, the self-discovery that is possible, is one of the most important souvenirs you take with you and will have for the rest of your life.

"You will never be completely at home again, because part of your heart always will be elsewhere." -Miriam Adeney

If you really want a truly great global experience, the only choice is Vienna.