I am seriously thinking about transfering my sophmore year to Switzerland, Germany, or Austria for college since I want to major in German and I know that that decision will be a major help. Is there any "American" colleges in those countries? and can you double major like you can here in America? Say, in German and Chinese? Which schools would have those choices??
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u do not nead to go to "american college" at germany. \nu can enroll at any german college, BUT make sure they have english tought classes that u r interested it.\nmost of the big colleges have them.\nfor ex. i am studying abroad in italy right now, and i don't know italian at all, and i am talking art history, world history and sculture classes right now tought in english by english speaking professor.\ngood luck!
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Germany,coz i had read somewhere that it has literacy rate 100%...USA or UK is also a good option!
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What country do you transfer from and to what year in 4 year college?
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well it depends on where you select your school and also what state. Private university will have different academic requirements than State funded university.  So first would be select where you want to go to school, prospective schools should i say.  Then fill out a general application for that school which in most cases will be a State general application, they will have one for foreign transfers as well.  Once filled out send it along with your transcript to the university.  Then the university will send back what is needed for you to enroll or what is needed for you to become applicable.  The most effective way to get that done is Call or E-mail the school, they will be very helpful in getting you what you need to enroll.\n\nNow in the area of selecting majors, it would be best to be advised first.  For me I'm a double Major,  Business Marketing and Management.  So being a double major is possible but some school require you to meet certian criteria before you can do so.  For me, i had to be a student full time for a year before i could actually select my major, was due to certian criteria that i didn't meet when i enrolled, but it will be different from school to school.  \n\nBest advice is beging the enrolling process and find out what is needed to get in before considering majors.  Once enrolled get advised,  also visit each department and ask them.  You can even do this before you even apply, most colleges have websites that can direct you to where you need to go.\n\nhoped it helped
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why dont you go with him...they have great colleges.(The American University in Cairo).the country is very cheap you'll have alot of fun...There is alot of americans and europeans there...it's nice..
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Generally that isn't the case.  The degrees in europe and north america don't line up on a one-to-one basis, but provided you got you degree at an legitimate institute of higher education you degree should be valid in north america.
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Most of the time, you can transfer to any other school in your state.  I did that, and it was a great way to go.
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Why don't you go talk to your advisor first to make sure you don't lose any of your credits you have taken in the first two years. I imagine you have been taking core classes which would apply to most majors. Secondly, why don't you look at a double major as a possibility. You can't have too much education. Remember that the "stuff" you watch on television such as "Sex in the City" is Hollywood made up stuff. It is not all that glorified and glamourour. We do need great reporters and writers but do NOT use Sex in the City for a guideline. You would be better off talking to a real journalist as to what to expect in your newly chosen major. Good luck to you and stay in College no matter what and get some sort of degree.
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Yes! Take your birth, passport too. Some classes you took in USA, do not carry over to Germany. So, be prepare to take extra classes and ppppplllleeeaaaseee....learn their way of living. You MUST know Germany's history, and must pas an entrance exam, to prove how well you know the three A's. Math is a major problem for US students, Germany uses the "meteoric" system. So, get busy. Good Luck!
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Many will.  Don't pick a college based on what "they" will or won't accept.  Choose the college "you" want to attend then contact them and discuss your background.  Most schools are willing to work with you regardless of whether you are a foreign student or not and will transfer your credits as long as they are from an accredited school.  Good luck.
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in the usa best are californian college of arts and school of visual art in NY and ny academy of art. in fact i think that better schools are in EU. there are a lot of academys of fine arts in Austria and in Germany and they are really good.  \nyou can check newsweek's brochure about studing in whole world.
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Trust me, compared to many American kids your already way ahead of the curve. Now for your questions. \n1) No, Egnlish & Chinese is enough. Some Americans can't even speak their on language very well.\n2) Math? Algebra, Calculus, maybe Statistics. Those will do for most majors.\n\n3)You will have to ask a school official.\n\n4) No, not required.\n\nI wish you well, Princeton is one of the top Schools in the US. Many will apply and don't get in. Have a second or third choice you would also like to attend. While quite long trip for you, a campus visit is aways a good thing in making your selection of schools. It lets you see the place beyond the advertising flyers. My Self, I always had dreams of going to the US Naval Academy. I settled instead on Temple University. Good choice? In the long run yes. I lacked some of the academic skills to perform at a high stress place like USNA. However, I would have liked the end result if I had made it.
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What degree are you going for? It depends but regardless of school an American degree is a plus point for people here in Asia.I am currently a career counselor if you have any question email me. biancx_bueno@yahoo.com give me details like your goals in life. etc... so that I can advise you better
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I believe Kutztown State University\n(Kutztown, Pensylvania) may have what you're looking for.\nIt's a fine college set in the Pennsylvania Dutch country.\nYou can find them here;\nhttp://www.kutztown.edu/\n\nAlso, give this a try;\nThe University Of Wisconsin - Madison\nhttp://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/german/dutch/\n\n\nGood Luck!
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OF COURSE TRANSFERRING FROM ONE UNIVERSITY, OR COLLEGE, LOCATED IN A CERTAIN COUNTRY TO ANOTHER COLLEGE OR UNIV IS PERMISSIBLE, BUT - MAKE SURE YOU CHECK WITH THE UNIV OR COLLEGE YOUR "TRANSFERRING TO" TO ASCERTAIN IF THEY WILL ACCEPT THE CREDITS YOU ALREADY EARNED.  IF THIS UNIV WILL NOT, CHOSE ANOTHER UNIV IN THE SAME AREA THAT "WILL" ACCEPT THE CREDITS YOU'VE ALREADY EARNED.  IF YOU CAN'T FIND ONE THAT WILL ACCEPT IT, MAYBE YOU SHOULD FINISH IN THE COUNTRY YOU STARTED IN?  MY BROTHER HAD TO GO 5 YRS TO COMPLETE HIS 4 YEAR DEGREE BECAUSE OF THIS.  COST HIM A LOT MORE MONEY TO EARN A 4 YEAR DEGREE.
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There are many schools in both those states which offer such programs. I would recommend a search on www.princetonreview.com for information. I will provide a list of just school and give you all of the school's statistics, as well as contact phone numbers and official websites. It is very informative and helped me a lot in my college search.
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That is so weird - I applied to those same two colleges as well, but I got wait listed @ Macalester. Boo. Anyways, it seems like a tough decision, because although they are both strong liberal arts schools (Mac being to the extreme) Madison's social life is 100x more overwhelming than Macalester, as well as the campus. I think it depends whether you want to go to a big school or a small school, although Mac is tougher to get into than Madison. Personally, I'm going to Madison, but I'd rather be going to Macalester, but business wise I have no idea which is the better school. Again bottom line: big or small. And tuition. They will both be equally cold. Brr.