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I don't know what you should do, but just keep the following in mind: - For high income America might be a better place. But it's also more expensive. So is mo
by 2143 4y ago
I don't know what you should do, but just keep the following in mind:
- For high income America might be a better place. But it's also more expensive. So is money really what you want, or do you want a good happy life?
- Depending on your home country, immigration to the US can be hard. Getting a work visa can also be hard.
- University is expensive in the US, unless you find a way to get funded. But if you are US educated it becomes easier to get a job in US.
- I barely remember what I learnt at uni ;)
- Did you try getting into FAANG or similar? If I were in your situation, that's probably what I'd do.
- If it's wealth that you're after, then it's a totally different game. Understand how money works, and carefully play that game.
- overclk64 4y agoI'm not looking for money per se. I see it as something that could help me get, for example, a house in a more civilized and less corrupt country where I'll be able to start building a life. Sometimes I get this crazy idea that it'd be possible to do that here, but the reality of living here (soaring crime rate, double-digit inflation, corrupt system, etc.) quickly confutes me. Regarding universities, I'd do one here because the quality/price ratio is still more than reasonable. I haven't tried applying for jobs yet, as this whole university thing still looms over my head. The plan is to make the decision as soon as possible and act accordingly (either start interviewing or return to school.)