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Studied in the US for a semester.
Do it. Whatever reservations you might have, just forget them and do it.
You WILL NOT regret it.
How did you go about ending up in the US studying? And at what college if you don't mind me asking?Studied in the US for a semester.
Do it. Whatever reservations you might have, just forget them and do it.
You WILL NOT regret it.
Care to elaborate a bit on this mate? Considering studying in the US.
Sure, I studied in a small liberal arts college in upstate New York (Ithaca to be precise).
Sure, I studied in a small liberal arts college in upstate New York (Ithaca to be precise)....
Any questions, feel free to PM me, happy to answer them.
Europe is ace. You'll be able to learn another language quite easily if you want. Living here is the **** - backpacking around ******* sucks. What are you studying? PM me if you want.
I did a semester overseas. Had a few options, the main two I considered were Richmond, Virginia and Sheffield, England. As I had previously spent 6 months in the US backpacking and had never been to Europe, I chose England. Had to have a HD average to qualify and I was given a scholarship that covered room + board. Had to choose subjects that matched what I was doing here (Business degree), ended up doing mostly marketing and management units.
Was a great experience. We all had single rooms. Would get heaps of free tickets to sports, EPL, basketball, ice hockey. Great spot for travelling to Manchester, Liverpool, London, Scotland, Ireland, Holland, Paris etc
Would have been better if social media was around back then.
If you are not 21, then the US may not be the best option given their drinking age, unless you are near the CAN or MEX border.
Spain and Switzerland.Interesting. Where in Europe are you studying? Im doing a bachelor of Commerce.
Was thinking I could get a fakie over here and when I bring it to the U.S they wouldn't have a clue. But England would be fantastic for the history, nightlife, sport and the opportunities to travel the rest of Euro.
It's such a pain! Ruined many a night when I forgot.Most U.S bars require passports from abroad, not ID cards or drivers licenses, FYI.
Why's that?I have on regret in life and that is not studying abroad, I have since gone some way to make up for it by living abroad but I dont think I will ever completely compensate for what I missed out on.
Do it.
Depends really. I would do a year if you can. Let's you really get a handle on the language if you're learning one, also Europe is much different in summer and winter so you really want to be able to experience it all.Would you guys/girls recomend going for a semester or a year?
Depends really. I would do a year if you can. Let's you really get a handle on the language if you're learning one, also Europe is much different in summer and winter so you really want to be able to experience it all.
Tell me to piss off, but go somewhere else more interesting and not English speaking.Yeah was leaning towards going for a year, I've heard a lot of people regretting going for just the one semester. Its a pretty huge commitment though. Im probably going to head over to either Hong Kong for a year or Canada for a semester.
Tell me to piss off, but go somewhere else more interesting and not English speaking.
Oh rearry Will you be able to pick up any Cantonese while you're there? What are you studying if you don't mind me asking?Ive been to Hong Kong a couple times and found it quite fascinating, always a lot to do and the city never sleeps. Plus being a tall white man can have some benefits .