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< is ready for a weekend of sinning and immoral practices
< still doesnt know wtf to study, but in any case < refuses to start in the US

Keane wrote:< is ready for a weekend of sinning and immoral practices
< still doesnt know wtf to study, but in any case < refuses to start in the US

From what < has heard about higher education in the US, ^ is probably right to not start there.

<'s little, ambitious heart was broken when < found out that studying in the US costs as much as owning a small island.

< is incredibly grateful that studying in Scotland is free.

Keane wrote:< is ready for a weekend of sinning and immoral practices
< still doesnt know wtf to study, but in any case < refuses to start in the US

< thinks you should come to Delft so we can become best buddies

Acarr wrote:< wonders how ^^'s CV's coming along?

< has a fair chunk of a CV that's got quite a bit of stuff down, < mostly just needs to revise it and maybe get a few more stuff down. It's at least more than 1 page now and with a tiny font to boot

Acarr wrote:< is incredibly grateful that studying in Scotland is free.

< agrees, < is not sure < could handle the idea of needing to pay for uni
< never had much choice either in terms of courses, there was only 4 in Scotland < could apply for with the course < wanted

< Thought US education was free.
< Cant wait to be $150,000.00 in debt.

Serza5 wrote:

Acarr wrote:< is incredibly grateful that studying in Scotland is free.

< agrees, < is not sure < could handle the idea of needing to pay for uni
< never had much choice either in terms of courses, there was only 4 in Scotland < could apply for with the course < wanted

True, for < there was only 4 art schools in Scotland to choose from (and two of them are old-fashioned...).

DandyGuy wrote:< Thought US education was free.
< Cant wait to be $150,000.00 in debt.

Everything in America costs money.

<'s choices weren't bad, < got into Napier in the end and got rejected from Glasgow Cali and Dundee

>Everything in America costs money.
So does Europe?
< Is confused.

Serza5 wrote:<'s choices weren't bad, < got into Napier in the end and got rejected from Glasgow Cali and Dundee

< wonders if ^^ means Dundee uni or Abertay?

< doesn't want to do post-grad...

@DandyGuy: In America it costs money to give birth.

< needs to decide whether to go to uni next year as a mature student or apply for the open university, or neither!

< isn't too sure actually, < just minded it was in Dundee and that they didn't want me because the course was full

Xenon wrote:< needs to decide whether to go to uni next year as a mature student or apply for the open university, or neither!

< did an introductory course on the Open University xD It wasn't too bad tbh just make sure you have a good internet connection if you're doing an exam haha

>In America it costs money to give birth.
< Not sure if your joking or not. < Should Google it.

< thinks US education has a much greater issue than just the price. It's rubbish, endless attempts to scam tf out of you and < hates the corporate atmosphere that too often reminds you that profits are their first concern

< would like to attempt art college in the UK, Netherlands is probably not the most likely option

Keane wrote:< thinks US education has a much greater issue than just the price. It's rubbish, endless attempts to scam tf out of you and < hates the corporate atmosphere that too often reminds you that profits are their first concern

< would like to attempt art college in the UK, Netherlands is probably not the most likely option

< is concerned about how some American schools mix religion and science together (such as teaching the creation story instead of evolution, or not teaching about contraception and teaching abstinence instead)...

On the price front, the cost of university education in the Uk is probably far worse than the Us.

< could recommend some good art universities though :)

< only payed $45 for college ._.

< thought American Universities were well above $10k?