Should I move to Trieste, Genoa, Verona, Rome or Milan?

Question

Hello guys I am italian but sadly I don't speak Italian because I grew up in the USA but I'm learning and by the time I move my Italian is going to be good enough. I am moving to italy and I have five city options Trieste, Genoa, Verona, Rome and Milan. I have an Italian passport and all my documents are okay. Those are my only options. I am moving to Italy for college.

Guys I am not a smart person so I want to know which one of those cities would be easier for me to get into college for business or engineering.

Which one of these cities has the least amount of foreigners? I want to focus 100% on my Italian.

Thank you so much guy's. BTW I know Italy is in crisis right now but I would be able to get a job at anyone of those cities.

Answer 1

Trieste is going to be more eastern European than Italian, by reputation. Verona is a small-ish town. Milan is fairly industrial once you leave the city center. Rome is beautiful and the capital, but lots of tourists from everywhere, including Italy. I love Rome..... Genoa is a real nice city, not too many tourists, on the Italian Riviera. But we are Genovese, too......

Answer 2

I live in Trieste and it is a great place to live. Going to collage here would be a good choice. The city has good multinational universities and students are from all over the world. Many people speak English and a number of other languages. It has a robust nightlife and is also considered on of the safest cities in Italy to live in.

Answer 3

Lombardy has the largest economy in the country so Milan would be the best option but Trieste has the best standard of living considering Friuli VG is an autonomous region and one of the most organized ones

Answer 4

If you don't speak Italian, you are unlikely to be going to college there anytime soon. The local language is usually a requisite for studying in a country.

Answer 5

Milano

Answer 6

Why not south of Italy?