Sweden, Germany, or England?
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 12:09 am
Hey
So college is a lot more fun than I expected. Financial aid is almost full, I got a check the other day for $3000, that I really dont know where it came from. Doesn't cover all of the costs, but still.... Pretty awesome.
I can study abroad for a semester to a year. I dont think I really have enough units to do a second semester, but if I dont declare graduation, Im sure I can get financial aid to pursue the remaining science reqs for for grad school(and get AMERICAN credit).
Anyway, I'm looking at England, Germany, and Sweden. Has anyone traveled over there, or in Europe in general?
England and Germany are better jumping off points than Sweden.
England is more expensive.
Learning a second language surrounded by people that speak it fluently sounds easy, so Im looking at Germany a little more than the others.
I'm not rich. Im in debt. Most of this is thanks to good grades, financial aids, scholarships, and loans. I never thought the money would be there for school. Pretty sweet.
So college is a lot more fun than I expected. Financial aid is almost full, I got a check the other day for $3000, that I really dont know where it came from. Doesn't cover all of the costs, but still.... Pretty awesome.
I can study abroad for a semester to a year. I dont think I really have enough units to do a second semester, but if I dont declare graduation, Im sure I can get financial aid to pursue the remaining science reqs for for grad school(and get AMERICAN credit).
Anyway, I'm looking at England, Germany, and Sweden. Has anyone traveled over there, or in Europe in general?
England and Germany are better jumping off points than Sweden.
England is more expensive.
Learning a second language surrounded by people that speak it fluently sounds easy, so Im looking at Germany a little more than the others.
I'm not rich. Im in debt. Most of this is thanks to good grades, financial aids, scholarships, and loans. I never thought the money would be there for school. Pretty sweet.