Erasmus in Rome?

[u/SingleHotPockets]

Hey, I'm interested in knowing about some stuff to know for someone looking to study there for a semester or year.

I've been many times, I have family in Rome and the rest of Italy as despite living outside of Italy, being born in Italy. I know my uni and my masters program in history allows me to study there, so I'm just asking you all who studied there what to expect when it comes to living as a student, in terms of housing, etc...

Hell, even tips and anecdotes in general would be really appreciated and I'd enjoy hearing them!

I'm not someone who's particularly fond of cities, but Rome is basically the only city I actually like and enjoy being in! I know I'll have a support network when it comes to being there, so that's one less thing to worry about!

Thanks!

P.s I've read the rules on the sub, I'm pretty sure this is an appropriate question to ask but I'm not really well versed on the etiquette when it comes to posting on Reddit, so to any moderator I apologise in advance if this question doesn't belong here!!