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I have one more year of high school here in the states. I've no idea what I want to do for a living so I'm not going to college, at least not yet. Anyway, I'd like to study abroad for a year after I graduate here. Hopefully I can get a scholarship because I don't have much money.
Where should I go? I'm Welsh, so I'm thinking Wales, but France and Germany sound good too. Any thoughts on where I should go and any scholarship info would be much appreciated. Thanks

Post: #2

(06-27-2012 08:34 PM)Agent_008 Wrote:  I have one more year of high school here in the states. I've no idea what I want to do for a living so I'm not going to college, at least not yet. Anyway, I'd like to study abroad for a year after I graduate here. Hopefully I can get a scholarship because I don't have much money.
Where should I go? I'm Welsh, so I'm thinking Wales, but France and Germany sound good too. Any thoughts on where I should go and any scholarship info would be much appreciated. Thanks

I can recommend Toulouse, France as a good place to study, I spent a year studying there as an exchange student and had a great time. Its a big student city, solid night life, relatively cheap to rent there, decent weather and the food is good too. Of course, lots of hot French girls in Toulouse.

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Berlin is cheap and apparently a rising tech startup hub, if you are interested in that at all.

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Don't make the mistake spending shit load of money on prestigious college like I did unless u gonna a really useful degree, these days going to cheap public school , then go to graduate is better. But I know school is cheap as shit in Austria, 400euros a semester in U of Vienna, but cost of living high. Vienna a great city with alot of beautiful and cultural shit to do, girls hot too(not Slavic hot, but a lot Slavs though), close to Slavic paradise(Bratislava, an hour away) and center of Europe, easy go to various places. Poland I hear is good too.
There is the Boren scholarship for incoming or college students.
http://allabroad.us/funding1.php
http://www.scholarshipportal.eu

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Thanks for the input. Keepreal, I wouldn't be going to college, I would be doing a fifth year of highschool there after I graduate here. I would stay with a host family. If I ever do go to college, however, u've just convinced me to do it in Europe.