Would you go on an student exchange to Austria, Norway, Finland, Sweden?
The tuition fee for Austria is only 760+ EUROS a semester, the 3 Scandinavian countries are free. If you go on a student exchange, you have to pay school fees to ur host uni, which is AUD 18000 a year. (don't have to pay destination uni) Is it a right choice to go on an exchange to one of these countries? I think that financial wise I'm gonna rugi besar, but experience wise theres nothing to lose. Me: Finance... hahaha... one thing bothering me the most is their education is so cheap, if i go on exchange there I rugi in terms of $$$
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1 :
uh...HELL YEAH!!!
2 :
Europe is nice, nt sure abt studying there tho...language could b an issue...
3 :
Well if I were you, I'd go to Sweden.
4 :
but of course, do u even need to ask? opportunities like those do not often come so grab it while it is offered.
5 :
Norway
6 :
What are you studying ?
7 :
is the uni recognized or not? i just worry about the reputation... jalan2, yes..austria is great. for study...i better stay @ australia/new zealand/USA/Japan.. think far gab..do some research...but once u decided, i always support you. good luck.
8 :
no way norway..
9 :
Yes, definitely, if I have the knack for languages. (Are the lectures in English or in their respective national languages?) I believe it'll be a great experience as these countries are not normally places one would pick as holiday destinations, let alone for further studies. Money spent can be earned again. The experience is for a lifetime.
10 :
Seriously, you should consider going to the Scandinavian countries. But are the courses conducted in English? Are the qualifications recognised here, that is, if you wish to return to Bolehland. I have been to Sweden and Norway and I can tell you the countries are great. The landscape is so beautiful. Most of the areas are not densely populated and the water and air is so clean, you are definitely going to enjoy life there. The governments really take good care of the people. Education may be free but the cost of living and the exchange can cause a dent in your bank accounts.
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