Post: #26

I looked into this while living near one of the better state universities in Brasil (UFSC). I looked into the program, and they save two spots per class for foreigners within each program (for a free degree). The masters in economics covered essentially the some topics I learned in undergrad as a business finance major. Moreover, i was working with Brasilian MBA students and they were not that intelligent.. I figured it was a waste of time to acquire a free masters.

Post: #27

(11-16-2014 09:48 PM)Brosemite Wrote:  @ Merris - Thx for those pts on Finland

@ Cyclone - Didn't list the info as a way of deterring ppl who want to study abroad in Brazil. Just listing the requirements as a guy who just received his Brazilian student visa one week ago. Better to be safe than sorry! Thx for that insight on Singapore.

@ NomadicDude - That info is a life saver. Thanks!

Bro - How's it been so far? Drop some data.

(01-25-2017 07:20 PM)Stakes Is High Wrote:  I looked into this while living near one of the better state universities in Brasil (UFSC). I looked into the program, and they save two spots per class for foreigners within each program (for a free degree). The masters in economics covered essentially the some topics I learned in undergrad as a business finance major. Moreover, i was working with Brasilian MBA students and they were not that intelligent.. I figured it was a waste of time to acquire a free masters.

Hmm.. And add to that you have to Self Fund your living.. Unlike in the US where an MS/ PhD can be a fully funded ride.