I have been a bit busy as of late running around trying to find an apartment to stay in as I begin my studies here in Coburg Germany next month. Having a U.S. high school diploma I need to spend a year in a Studienkolleg (prep school) which will prepare and allow me to attend any university of my choice in Germany.
I plan on pursuing a three or four year bachelor degree in business, technology, and design after. Unless I change my mind; this is unlikely as I know quite decent handful of business owners who I am interested in working for. Nevertheless business in fashion also immensely interests me. Maybe I'll be seduced into the realm...
Of course the ultimate beauty of studying in Germany is not only having access to study at most universities, I will also obtain the opportunity to decide on a dual study course. A dual study course allows me to work for a business or corporation, (getting paid while earning my degree). This would be my ideal choice after I complete this year in Coburg.
If you wish to avoid the ponzi American secondary education system, or you loathe ponzi Collegeboard SAT tests you can apply to study here in Germany via the following link: http://www.uni-assist.de/index_en.html
Uni-Assist will determine if and which prerequisites you need to be able to study in Germany. You may need to take a year at a Studienkolleg to complete a prep-course like myself, or you may be able to walk right into the university of your choice. I would suggest submitting your application in January as demand is continuously increasing to avoid the costly university systems in other places.
Studies solely spoken in English are also available and may not require a year of prep. Although speaking, writing, and problem solving in German fluently will open up twice as many opportunities. Being German I speak and write German fluently, however I was missing lots of math education back in high school. In Germany students learn calculus in eighth or ninth grade!
Here's a related link: https://www.internationalman.com/latest-news/study-abroad-for-free-or-almost-free
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