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I'm off to The University of Glasgow as of September of this year, studying some form of Biomedical Science. Whoo~ Shall be great.
And in terms of studying abroad... well, after my third year at Uni, I may well get sent abroad for a work placement. Or I could be sent to Millport. Who knows! It all depends on which course I end up doing.
I am currently at the end of my 3rd year of my Bachelor's of Arts major in World Religions, minor in East Asian cultural studies. Since I am done my minor next year all I need to take is two Religious Studies courses and the rest are electives! Oh and I go to McGill University.
As for doing study abroad, it would be hard for me as I am going into my last year so it would make things difficult especially since I am told that you have to do your last semester at McGill. Plus it is past the date to apply.
Afterwards, depending on my situation, I am either going to go for my Master's or apply to JET programme. Eventually I plan to do both. :D JET programme is basically a programme supported by the Japanese government where you go to Japan for a year and are a teaching assistant in an English class. One of my TA's who did it said to my friend that basically you are a token English speaker.
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yes, MERSEYSIDE.
I'm going to move in with a college aged girl..well no, she's not college aged. Whatever.
Midgets tastes funny.
I am in my fourth semester at Baylor University, therefore, I will graduate in May of 2010, at which point I will go to grad school, then doctoral school.
I am studying abroad this fall, at the University of Edinburgh.
University of Georgia. Five weeks until I'm done with my second year. Then I have a miserable summer to look forward to.
Graduating with a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Southern California in... 46 days! :D
I wanted to study abroad but never got around to it. For USC, if you want to study abroad you have to have level 3 proficiency in the language of the place you're visiting. So if you want to study abroad in Italy, you need 3 years of Italian (or pass the level 3 test), same from France, Spain, Japan, etc. The only countries without language requirements was Scotland, England, and Australia. And none of those three countries really inspired me enough to want to spend $25,000 to study abroad there. The financial aspect of it was a big factor too.
But I'm hoping to spend some time in Europe after I graduate anyway. :)
I go to Virginia Tech
THE JACKEL
Bakersfield College. :eep:
I plan to transfer to the University of California Santa Barbara, once I get my life in shape.
I currently attend the University of Miami where I study English literature and intend to apply for a creative writing focus within the next 24 hours. I'll be here until 2011; after that I imagine I'll head off to law school.
At some point, I will study abroad, as that is one of my old man's requirements which I must fulfill for him to continue paying my college tuition.
I am studying applied physics at the University of Eindhoven, i should graduate in 2009. I am currently studying abroad during a six months internship at the College of nanoscale science and engineering in albany, NY. Ive already completed a minor in Nanotechnology. After I graduate I'll do my masters in Nano here in albany(totally free! full scholarship!) and thats about it.. i dont feel like going for an Phd.
I graduated last year with a B.A. in History. I'm going to some form of grad school in 2009. I'm going to decide in the next couple of months if that will be for an M.A. or a J.D. I'm sort of leaning towards the latter at this point. If I go for my Masters then studying abroad is essentially required.
I might go back to uni to get my degree, but honestly, I don't really need it.
Well, I was gonna go to Bowling Green State University, until I decided to move to England. Now, once I get everything sorted out (immigration papers, etc) gonna go to Blackpool and The Fylde College, an associate of Lancaster University. Planning on studying Interior Design but I'm not sure how to go about that quite yet ^^; Which is okay; I can't start college right away anyway.