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Does it make sense to spend thousands of £ to go to university in the UK, if one can study for free
Also to you two, thank you for your helpful posts :) Could you please specify "well paying" ? I am not too sure about that. At the moment the situation is as follows: More and more companies expect students to study at least one semester abroad (not really important in which country and at...- philipp
- Post #11
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Does it make sense to spend thousands of £ to go to university in the UK, if one can study for free
First of all: Thank you for all the replies. As for the financial aspect: I am going to have 35k € savings by fall 2012 and could get around 8.5k/year from my parents. Top-tier universities are out of reach for me as I am having neither any superintellectual hobbies, nor an impressive GPA. The...- philipp
- Post #7
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Does it make sense to spend thousands of £ to go to university in the UK, if one can study for free
Hello styleforumers, I would like to start studying next year and wondered, what you think about the question in the title. What I hope to get from studying in the UK: - well equipped university (from my experience "you get, what you pay for" applies in education) - looks better in CV -...- philipp
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- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Good games available through Steam for a old/****** computer
I would recommend Team Fortress 2, which is now free to play.- philipp
- Post #5
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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The Great Age Difference Debate
To make it short: Both I and the girls/women I dated did not yet have a problem with age. I am 19 years old and the youngest of them is 18 and the oldest will celebrate her 30th birthday next month. As for relationships with big age difference I have no experience.- philipp
- Post #2
- Forum: General Discussions
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Has anyone taken classes at the International Center of Photography?
This website, plus this for some additional composing techniques. As for books, I have to admit that I only own The complete photographer, which I really liked. However, it is pretty long (almost 500 pages only text and some extra pages with pictures) and it was written for analog photographers...- philipp
- Post #9
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Has anyone taken classes at the International Center of Photography?
No, I don't think it's worth it. Everything you need to learn about the basics of photography can be found in the internet or - in case you prefer books- in a library.- philipp
- Post #7
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Has anyone taken classes at the International Center of Photography?
I assume you are thinking of taking this class? As for the technical part (setting aperture etc.) and basic rules of composition there are dozens of websites (and your camera manual) and the creative part comes with practise . If you need inspiriation you can also browse trough flickr or buy a book.- philipp
- Post #5
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Anyone else not drink?
Same here. I have been asked once or twice in five years, why I am not drinking.- philipp
- Post #16
- Forum: Health & Body
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Least Nationalistic Countries
If you're faaaaaaaaaaaaar left, then you might come to this conclusion. This is still the case today. Now that militaryservice is voluntary, we need about 15000 for (up to) 2year-service volunteers per year - but only 2800 applied so far. (I am one of them, just fyi) As for being nationalistic...- philipp
- Post #98
- Forum: General Discussions
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Least Nationalistic Countries
+1 for Germany. We tolerate immigrants, who tell us to eff off in our own country...- philipp
- Post #46
- Forum: General Discussions
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If you wear TASSEL loafers, what is your age??
I am 19 years old and bought my first pair of tassel loafers last week.- philipp
- Post #96
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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If you could live during any era...
Same here. However, I'd like to know how it feels to live in a country, which does not hate itself.- philipp
- Post #35
- Forum: General Discussions
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Copenhagen & Prague for College Student?
I would recommend to visit the next city with around 1 mil. inhabitants in your area and have some fun there instead of going to Prague. Nightlife in Prague is really nothing special. My classmates and I went there last autumn I and we saw nothing we had not seen before. If I were you, I would...- philipp
- Post #2
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Agnostics and Atheists - do you ever pray?
No. I'm an atheist.- philipp
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussions
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What type of Glasses fit best for an Oval Face?
+1 The form of the glasses should be the opposite of the face's form.- philipp
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Cheap Hobbies?
Then he also might be interested in this forum.- philipp
- Post #57
- Forum: General Discussions
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