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PLEASE NO RACIST REMARKS! Saying so will lead to blocking and reporting! Any rude comments and remarks will end in the same way I tried last time: giving up on the post because someone brought up something extremely rude.
As an American who has never left the country, I‘ve been looking at possibly going to Germany for college to become a pediatrician! College in America leads to a lifetime of college debt. My family and I can’t deal with that pardon.
My curiosity sparked when I found out I am a high percentage of German and Austrian in my DNA. I‘ve heard so much about Germany and I wanna prove that not all Germans are rough and mean.
I would like to find out about the geography, lifestyles, schools, and so much more!
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I have German friends and they don’t have a bakery or butcher in their village because it’s so small!
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Weirdest Bi You’ll Ever Meet 2 years ago
Wow! That means that they would have to travel to a different village to get what they need, how far apart are the villages? Must be really small villages!
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I could tell you a bit about Germany in general, but reading your story I'm not sure it would help much? I think that's why you're not getting many answers... studying abroad requires a lot of preparation and can be quite expensive, also afaik getting into a university to study medicine (as you said you'd aim for pediatrician) is restricted to some extent in German, depending on your high school grades - not sure how this applies to foreign students though! Do you speak German or have you started studying the language?
Anyway if there's something specific you want to know, feel free to ask. :-)
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Weirdest Bi You’ll Ever Meet 2 years ago
Yeah, I’ve started to study German. I’m looking for things they don’t like that may be different Germany, courtesy acts, is it different in restaurants and stuff like that that I would normally know if I did live in Germany. I’ve been already getting scholarships and my family has been starting to raise money for future instances that would happen in the next few years. I have a few years but I have a amazement for Germany.
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