what are the advantages of being a University student in Sweden?
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The women are very hot!!
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The advantages are:\nYou earn more money, meet new people, see new interesting places.\nThe disadvantages are: \nYou leave your home and your family.
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Where will you be living?  Once you find out where you will live, then you should do a web search for local universities.  For example: I live in Gwangju, so I wold probably apply to Chonnam U  http://webgs.chonnam.ac.kr/eng/sub03.html    \n\nOh, will you be studying in the English language?  Or in the Korean language?  If Korean, I think you have to take a KLPT (kor Language proficiency test)\n\nAnyway, good luck!!\n\nTry out the big well known universities, as they mostly have foreign students already.
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The advantages include: making money for survival and tuition, work experience, a "reality check" of what it's like outside school, meeting new people and learning new skills.\n\nThe disadvantages include: taking time away from schoolwork (this is especially harmful for people who need to keep a certain grade level to keep scholarships etc), extra stress, fatigue, possibly hazardous work conditions (younger workers tend to have worse jobs), and possible exploitation at work because of one's youth. Any young worker is wise to learn all he or she can about the labor laws in the state or province, so that they know their rights at work. Good luck!
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There's much more of a difference between students.  A lazy student and a good university does not get nearly as good an education as a hard working student in a less famous university.
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wow, cannot read what the previous guy write, bad handwriting ??? jk\n\nAnyway, to get you to a Swedish university, just look up where you would liket to study. Click on English version of the website, then fill out the application, attach needed documents and send it to the international office.
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Easy to take a year off.\nHard to go back to school.  \nAnd hard to get back into student mode once you're there.  \nAt least for me...
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There are many English instructed master programs in Germany and Sweden. There are a few undergraduate programs (bachelor degree) in English too. Universities in these two countries don't usually charge tuition fees. But the cost of living is high. Take a look at the link below. \nI have also heard that in Malaysia and Singapore although universities do charge tuition fees the cost of living is not high. I would advise you to look for scholarships. Good luck.
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If you are doing a project, I suggest you write to the Swedish embassy and ask them to send you info about their country. They'll be more than glad and sned pictures as well. This is true for most embassies. The draw back is it will take a few days.\n\nTry this from BBC:\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/country_profiles/1021823.stm
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'To acquire a thorough and advanced knowledge in _____ subject, which is still relatively new plus unavailable in my homeland - and to put it to good use, for the benefit of my country.'\n...This would be easily understood as mere verbal hogwash - as you are probably hoping to settle in the country where you seek to study ! \nBut it will at least give the University authorities a legitimate reason to select you - as you have expressed a wish to RETURN to your homeland, on completing your course !
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probably Sweden. I live in the UK and British attitudes to qualifications are not very respectful. Sweden has a higher standard of living but high tax too. In the UK it depends what town or city you work in. Any big city is dangerous. Learn Swedish though.
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there are a lot of opportunities to study abroad. but first u have to decide the country where u want to go to and what u plan to study
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Advantages...\n-a chance for higher salaries\n-be around all types of people (opens your mind to new things)\n-increase your career and future opportunities\n-gain much more knowledge\n-greater sense of responsibilities\n-enjoy your young adult life\n\nDisadvantages:\n-does not guarantee success\n-costs too much\n\nI think college is a good way to really learn about yourself and to learn about other people.  But the career opportunities is up to you, if you intern or study abroad, you have a greater chance at getting a great job upon graduation.  I think it's a good opportunity,  but go with your heart.  I thought college was worth it, even though Im doing something totally different than what I graduated in.
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It has it's own pros and cons like\n\nPROS\n\nYou can have better opportunity and world wide recognition if you study in UK or US.\nYou will gain a multicultural and united color of friends and environment.\nYou will practice English fluently.. if you are non-English speaker in your country.\nA different kind of education approach.\nYou will be independent and try to live and adapt into a new environment.\nYou can avail of the benefits that an international student have... if there is.\nFamily, friends will awww in amaze that you study abroad.\nAfter studying, you will not a hard time looking for job in a recognised country if you are in US or UK or the like.\nGreener pastures and less polluted environment... if you are from a polluted country or the like.\n\nCONS\nDiscrimination exists since you are only a second class citizen in the country you will study.  It exists everywhere but more prominent in countries where discrimination is...\nYou will probably miss the way you live in your native country.\nIn your first few months, you will have a hard time to adapt and will probably feel that you don't like to go to school;;; WELL IT DEPENDS.\nStudying abroad will make you feel home sick.\nYou cannot do your usual lifestyle and sometimes you need to adapt to new home, environment, friends, etc.\nFinancial stuffs.. if any...\nAnd, sometimes feel you are an outcast..\n\nSo, be friendly there if you plan to study abroad...\n\nI am not discouraging you and if you have the opportunity to study there, that is so great grab it.... this is a life-changing decision.
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Nice sense of humour\n\nSwitzerland,well IMO\nSweden too,i'm hoping to study there and be a swedish citizen one day
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What's your question?  If you want to apply at a Swedish university, just go to their website.  For a list of Swedish universities, go to www.studyinsweden.se
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you can search universities in finland. try Google for it.