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I studied Economics for three years at a big university in Italy. After this period, I decided to move to a different university for my Master's degree. I enrolled in an international management course and, after about two months, I immediately understood that it was the right place for me. The presence of many foreign students gave me the chance to speak English in class and to interact with various cultures.
Now, I have just finished my exams and I'll have few days of spare time before the restart of lessons. in the following semester, I'm going to bury myself in books to finish the exams as soon as I can, in order to have time for a summer internship.
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There's almost nothing wrong with this, the few issues are minor ones,
The University
I studied Economics for three years at a big university in Italy. After this period, I decided to move to a different university for my Master's degree. I enrolled in an international management course and, after about two months, I immediately understood that it was the right place for me. The presence of many foreign students gave me the chance to speak English in class and to interact with various cultures.Now, I have just finished my exams and I'll have few days of spare time before the restart of lessons resume. in the following Next semester, I'm going to bury myself in books to finish the exams as soon as I can, in order to have time for a summer internship.
1/ °Immediately° means °at once°, °instantly°, °without any intervening time or space". (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/immediately ) In this case two months had passed before you came to the realisation. Granted, the realisation may have hit you like a bolt of lightning, but it's unlikely; people generally come to that sort of realisation over time rather than in an instant. 2/ You would not hear a native speaker say "the restart of lessons"; you could say "before lessons restart" but "resume" is a more common way of saying it. 3/ "In the following semester" is OK in itself. The problem is that it isn't completely clear exactly what the semester is "following". It could be the break, it could be the resumption of classes, it could be the semester after that. You could simplify it by saying "Next semester" or alternatively if it's the one that starts immediately after your break, "The coming semester".
Everything that you wrote is clear, however; your English skills are well advanced.
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