This bachelor paper has had as a purpose to look at the Swedish integration program and more specifically see the perspective of this program through the eyes of women that are born outside of the European borders. To bring this paper to a more academic angle we explored the trajectory of sensemaking and Bourdieu’s capital to establish a past tense perspective. One of the most important things that we establish was that the language is the key for integration to a society, regardless if it is about cultural, a person’s chances on the job market or the social relationships. Results also show that the contact with the Swedish integration program case worker was inadequate. Regular contact between the case workers and the immigrants is important, and a better way of making people integrate is to lay more recourses on internship, both for speaking the domestic language in a natural environment and to learn about how the Swedish job systems works.