Michael Kindt's Blog, page 489
August 3, 2011
i know it's expensive, and my family doesnt support it, and it's kinda hard to apply for financial aid as a international student, i know the policies pretty well, because i have been searching details online for a while now, the thing i am worrying about
Well, if that's a requirement, you'll have to make it your thing and beat it. You can do it. Math was never my thing either, but I did what I had to do. I figured it out, plowed through it, then immediately forgot it. I actually hated math, but once I really worked at it and started to figure it out I kind of liked it. Mainly because I was making it my bitch and view many, many things as competition. Don't let some stupid math defeat your dream. Also, I would reconsider skipping pre-calc if possible. Get some foundation.
okay, i am still a junior in high school so i started to look up so universities and colleges for my future, i came across a really good school in UK and i want to go, is it worth it to go through all these troubles just to go? or should i just stay in USA
Well, there's a lot of things to consider—like technical shit. Aside from money, there's immigration. You'd have to learn the UK's policies on foreign students/residents, etc… But, yeah, if you can go to school abroad, I say fucking go for it. Without a doubt. It's an interesting thing to do and an interesting way to go to college and life is short, so if you can pull it off or if it CAN be pulled off, do it.
okay, i am still a junior in high school so i started to look up so universities and colleges for my future, i came across a really good school in UK and i want to go, is it worth it to go through all these troubles just to go? or should i just stay in USA
Well, there's a lot of things to consider—like technical shit. Aside from money, there's immigration. You'd have to learn the UK's policies on foreign students/residents, etc… But, yeah, if you can go to school abroad, I say fucking go for it. Without a doubt. It's an interesting thing to do and an interesting way to go to college and life is short, so if you can pull it off or if it CAN be pulled off, do it.
okay, i am still a junior in high school so i started to look up so universities and colleges for my future, i came across a really good school in UK and i want to go, is it worth it to go through all these troubles just to go? or should i just stay in USA
Well, there's a lot of things to consider—like technical shit. Aside from money, there's immigration. You'd have to learn the UK's policies on foreign students/residents, etc… But, yeah, if you can go to school abroad, I say fucking go for it. Without a doubt. It's an interesting thing to do and an interesting way to go to college and life is short, so if you can pull it off or if it CAN be pulled off, do it.
okay, i am still a junior in high school so i started to look up so universities and colleges for my future, i came across a really good school in UK and i want to go, is it worth it to go through all these troubles just to go? or should i just stay in USA
Well, there's a lot of things to consider—like technical shit. Aside from money, there's immigration. You'd have to learn the UK's policies on foreign students/residents, etc… But, yeah, if you can go to school abroad, I say fucking go for it. Without a doubt. It's an interesting thing to do and an interesting way to go to college and life is short, so if you can pull it off or if it CAN be pulled off, do it.
I still can't believe my sister contacted me through my Tumblr. She doesn't even have a facebook.
This is amusing me to no end. If it wasn't so late I'd call her up a give her shit.
do you give out advice? i mean generally, not just politics wise
I'll try. Hit me up. Keep in mind, though, if I have no idea I'll say "I have no idea."
