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Of Kpop and Colleges
May. 13th, 2010 01:16 amGacked from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hallerness...
( Kpop memes )
I was watching episode 13 of Personal Preference, and suddenly remember I had a dream where Do Bin and Yoon Sub (Chang Ryul's dad) got together. I remember being happy because Do Bin got someone to love (and Yoon Sub got a lot kinder). I have some damn odd dreams sometimes.
I've been thinking more and more about studying overseas. There are a lot of programs in Europe that I like (most are in the Netherlands). And while they are cheaper than American universities, they're still so expensive (over $20,000 a year... admittedly cheaper than the school I was looking at here, which is like, $43,000 a year). Schools in Asia are around $2,000 - 5,000 a year, which is my price range. BUT they either require you to have proficiency in the language (not happening) or don't have a program I want. I know Sweden's colleges are free, but I also know they recently instituted a fee, which will be effective in 2011 (and which will bring the price up to something I don't want to pay).
So question for those who live overseas, or have any experience with non-American higher education -> Do you know of any good and cheap programs? Honestly, I've already got a large debt from undergrad, I really don't want to add to it.
hallerness...( Kpop memes )
I was watching episode 13 of Personal Preference, and suddenly remember I had a dream where Do Bin and Yoon Sub (Chang Ryul's dad) got together. I remember being happy because Do Bin got someone to love (and Yoon Sub got a lot kinder). I have some damn odd dreams sometimes.
I've been thinking more and more about studying overseas. There are a lot of programs in Europe that I like (most are in the Netherlands). And while they are cheaper than American universities, they're still so expensive (over $20,000 a year... admittedly cheaper than the school I was looking at here, which is like, $43,000 a year). Schools in Asia are around $2,000 - 5,000 a year, which is my price range. BUT they either require you to have proficiency in the language (not happening) or don't have a program I want. I know Sweden's colleges are free, but I also know they recently instituted a fee, which will be effective in 2011 (and which will bring the price up to something I don't want to pay).
So question for those who live overseas, or have any experience with non-American higher education -> Do you know of any good and cheap programs? Honestly, I've already got a large debt from undergrad, I really don't want to add to it.
