I'm going to live there for a year during university next year and I still haven't been there. Is it a nice place to live and study in? Could someone give me some highlights why it is a nice place?
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I wasn't there, but currently I am an exchange student in germany. My host sister is studying math there, and she says it's absolutly beautiful. There is the 'Philosopher's Weg' (way) that has a lovely view, the old castel and Altstadt are also really pretty. I'm excited to be going there later in June! Good luck studying there! It's got a great rep and is beautiful to boot!
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I am from the northern suburbs of Detroit, and I do not like the downriver area. Just didnt seem as clean. I know there are some good restaurants down there, and the school system at Flat Rock has become a "school of choice", meaning non-residents can attend the school. Usually the better public schools become a "school of choice". If it wasnt a good district, they wouldnt want to bring in extra students. The high school is only 5 years old and has great facilities. It is a smaller high school as it only has 500 students. I have never heard of much to do in the south suburbs, and I have been all through and around Detroit. You may find yourself going to Ann Arbor or downtown Detroit frequently, unless there is something downriver that I dont know about. I know there is the Big Bear Lodge, I heard that has a decent restaurant. The cost of living will be like the same as the northeast suburbs, moderate.
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im not sure but it sounds great if it has a Paris campus!! \n\ngood luck : )
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umm\nits a good school, but i'm not going to go there cuz it costs wayyy too much. there are other schools taht are jsut as good or better for cheaper.
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Im from Australia and studying in UK at college. My college is crap and the teachers the worst but I wouldnt give it up for anything. I love the friends Ive made since being in the UK and the atmosphere is so different. I really love it. Just try to find a college/Uni that is good!!
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Good teaching institution especially for applied science: not terribly hot in research terms, though. Aberdeen is a nice city as well, though not cheap. It probably depends what subject you are talking about though.
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Oh! A question about Texas that I can answer. I have so many friends who go there, and although I don't attend myself, I've been there a time or two. Austin is amazing, it's really such a great town, really up there on the younger-people's places to visit list. Good nightlife and odd places to visit, plus being the capitol of Texas, it's amazingly rife with gung-ho liberals, as well as conservatives, both often times doing what activists do on the capitol building. \n\nTHe university itself is great. Of all the Universities in Texas to go to, it is probably, and arguably the best. (You'd have to take that up with their rials A&M) It has some amazing programs, and as long as you can stand the fact that it also holds the most students of any other campus in Texas (40-50000, I think, if not more!) then you've got a great place to go to. \n\nFinancial Aid is good, so I hear, many of my friends have recieved some. And international students are always welcomed, every college in Texas is very welcoming of people from out of country, and tend to give them wonderful scholarships (as well as their mother country in most cases), mainly because it makes us look good to have so many people from outside the states. \n\nI really would reccomend Austin, of all places, to experience America. The climate is bearable (cold for me is just awful, I love the warmer climate), the people are wonderful, and Texas itself is such a great expanse that it encompasses everything you could want to see on your stay over here. \n\nI know I can't be of much help, but I'm sure their website can help you with more details: \nhttp://www.utexas.edu/\n\nI hope you decide to come to Texas! I've loved it this far!
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Well I had a black friend come and stay for a year here and he was really popular and our community treated him well. Mostly though, because he is very outgoing and sociable. He is from New York.\n Its not easy to get accepted for residency unless you have good quals or lots of money. They favour young people too. But you should come and work here for a year to see if you like it.
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I'm a junior at Cedarville University in Ohio, and I absolutely love it...I've had the time of my life here.  I learned about Cedarville because my sister attended it, but I chose Cedarville because it is an excellant school both academically and spiritually.  I've made so many wonderful friends and the fac/staff here care about the students so much.  You have to work very hard in your classes but all the effort is worth it.  I can't imagine going to any better school.
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I think it's pretty popular there.I met someone from there a while back & they seemed very friendly.Just wish they would've showed me pictures of the place.Love to look at pictures from all over the world. But hey,Good luck with your answers & you have an awesome day OK? Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
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It is an excellent idea. I am from Ireland and living in Dublin I have alot of non national friends, who have studied or who are studying english in Dublin.\nThey are all getting on really well. If you have any questions on accomadation or part time work etc. ( if you do decide Dublin is for you) save my name and get in contact. Dublin is a great place, the people are lovely, but it can be very expensive . Good Luck
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I liked it there,it's very nice but I would recommend to go down south coz the people are so much nicer than up north.I would also recommend that you try as many specialties that they cook,it's delicious.Have a nice vacation.
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i;d go there. my best friend lives there. its not dangerous. dont be taken it by what u read/hear in the news
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Northeastern University is a great university. It's right in Boston near transportation systems (bus and train) and the Food Court is nice. They have many very interesting public seminars and speeches there, too. It's great. I think you should go there.
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go visit there for a couple of days and ask the people who live there.im relocating the middle of next year.i looked at the citys website and i requested a relocation pack and they sent me one.it has a book with available apartments,a book with some of their laws in and some other neat stuff.
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i didn't go there, nor do i have any close friends who have, but from what i hear it's the best public school in the area by far, better than many of the private schools.  i think there's a good deal of pressure on the students to do well, but then they make it easier to do well.  it's tough to get into, but well worth it.
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I"m looking to go to SLCOP also, I just visited the school yesterday. It's a beautiful campus and the labs seem well equipped. Apparently most of the staff wrote the textbooks you use and are willing to help as much as needed for you to understand the concepts. \n\nAlso students are given laptops to take to class so most things are done through those computers. \n\nThe school just went through a $32 million renovation (including the dorms which are very...very nice in comparison to some I've seen).\n\nSo overall it seems like a good place to go.  A lot of work, but that's to be expected of a 6 year program.