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List of probable truths when studying in Europe as an American at 18: - You've never left home for more than a month. - There will be few (if any) Americans i
by ArmandGrillet 7y ago
List of probable truths when studying in Europe as an American at 18:
- You've never left home for more than a month.
- There will be few (if any) Americans in a European bachelor's program.
- There is a 6 to 9 hours timezone difference with home.
- You don't have an easy time getting information compared to with American universities.
- The country will not speak English (UK aside). I know they speak english in French and German unis but your landlord probably won't, nor your health insurer.
That's a massive list of stress-inducing elements you have to take into account. For a master/PhD the situation is totally different but it's still not that easy (source: did an international master programme).
- thatfrenchguy 7y ago> I know they speak english in French and German unis Lol in France, except in some top programs, they usually won't usefully speak English. Your landlord may be better at it.
- dbspin 7y agoIreland is also a solution, with several excellent universities.
- barry-cotter 7y agoOnly Trinity and University College Dublin are in or near the global top 200. Two is not several.