My university assignments for this month

[SplashJuice]

Tough, hope it goes well brocel

 

[imontheloose]

Don’t call him a retard, asshole!

Rent free

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Sounds like crap.

The presentations make sense considering I’m becoming a teacher. But yeah, the other stuff… I don’t really see the value/purpose in those.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

I couldn't sleep today, i slept for an hour, woke up to shit and couldn't sleep afterwards

Damn… it’s 9 AM here and I’ve not slept yet. I’ll try soon.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

nigga are you an english major

Very good guess. I’m studying to become an English teacher. They’re making us read woke stuff. As expected, universities are liberal breeding grounds.

 

[tes12]

Aren't you 30? Wyd in university still

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Can I help you with the oral thing?

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Tough, hope it goes well brocel

Thank you Splashbhai!

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Rent free

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Oi! British bully! Is this how I’d be bullied in the slums of London?

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Aren't you 30? Wyd in university still

Yes, I’m 30. In Europe, or at least in The Netherlands, you can study at any age. My classmates’ age ranges from early 20s to early 50s. I joined at 29, and I recently turned 30. It’s normal here, nobody finds it weird.

 

[imontheloose]

Oi! British bully! Is this how I’d be bullied in the slums of London?

Well done for remembering that. I used to claim rural California back in the day, doubt u remmbr with ur goldfish memory

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Well done for remembering that. I used to claim rural California back in the day, doubt u remmbr with ur goldfish memory

Indeed; my goldfish memory did not remember that at all whatsoever.

Well done, loosey.

 

[tes12]

Yes, I’m 30. In Europe, or at least in The Netherlands, you can study at any age. My classmates’ age ranges from early 20s to early 50s. I joined at 29, and I recently turned 30. It’s normal here, nobody finds it weird.

Is it easier to get a job as an ethnic due to diversity movements over there, or is there typically no preference or even discrimination?
Also, do people usually self segregate by race or is there a lot of mixing between groups

Living in an EU country as a non-native sounds pretty awful tbh I would do everything to just move to the USA.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Is it easier to get a job as an ethnic due to diversity movements over there, or is there typically no preference or even discrimination?
Also, do people usually self segregate by race or is there a lot of mixing between groups

Living in an EU country as a non-native sounds pretty awful tbh I would do everything to just move to the USA.

There was a problem of systematic racism in the Netherlands a couple of years ago. Employers would automatically throw an application in the bin if it had a non-Dutch last name. Although that was years ago, I’m sure the problem persists. People do seem to stick to their own. Dutch guys with Dutch guys, black guys with black guys, Moroccans with Moroccans, Turks with Turks. But there’s mixed groups as well. My brother’s friend group consists of whites, Moroccans and blacks. We’re brown. My best friend is blasian. However, I attended a white high school and I had plenty of white friends, both male and female. By the way, we don’t have diversity quotas here in the Netherlands. Also I would never want to live in the US, the crime rate is much higher over there, plus it’s a degenerate shithole in my eyes. They do have cool city planning, especially on the east coast but that’s about it. I would never visit.

 

[SubSigma]

Still need to catch up on studying for calculus. I paid over 1k out of pocket for this online class.

//SubSigma

 

[SubSigma]

IDK about other european countries, but in poland, yes it's free.

But the NFZ (free healthcare system in poland) isn't very reliable. If you're facing a very serious issue then it's still better to pay for a private case, like anywhere else. That being said, the price is 10 times lower than the US aswell.

First time I had to go to a Polish hospital was a pretty horrific experience. They had to switch arms to get a proper iv after they injected me and they still couldn’t get pressure and they called over 2 other nurses for help jfl. I was wondering if those niggas knew what ghey were doing. Plus the waiting room was crowded af.

//SubSigma

 

[SubSigma]

Yes, I’m 30. In Europe, or at least in The Netherlands, you can study at any age. My classmates’ age ranges from early 20s to early 50s. I joined at 29, and I recently turned 30. It’s normal here, nobody finds it weird.

How common is it to have foreign transfer students? After getting my bachelors I kinda want to study in the Netherlands to get my masters.

//SubSigma

 

[iblamechico]

What do you study again I forgot

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Still need to catch up on studying for calculus. I paid over 1k out of pocket for this online class.

//SubSigma

Man, good luck! I was never particularly good at math. But I did like the easier algebra stuff.

 

[jaaba]

Two presentations, two interviews, a written exam, an oral exam on two novels and a bunch of short stories, including poems, and an essay, both written and in video form.

Good luck!

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

How common is it to have foreign transfer students? After getting my bachelors I kinda want to study in the Netherlands to get my masters.

//SubSigma

It’s pretty common, depending on the major. International business? Very common. I had a lot of classmates from different European countries. I recall I had a classmate from Latvia. Also, the only downside to studying here as a foreigner is that you have to pay more money. But if you’re going for a master’s degree, that’s just one year so it’s not too bad. A Dutch student has to pay ~€2,000 per school but a foreign student has to pay ~€8,000 per school year. Any idea which city you would want to study in?

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

What do you study again I forgot

I’m majoring in Education to become an English teacher.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Good luck!

Thank you bhai!

 

[Fridx]

Who are u going to interview

 

[Outlander]

That’s the problem, you’re in the US. I don’t know how you can get on benefits there. But here in The Netherlands, anyone who’s 27 or older can apply for benefits. It’s supposed to be a temporary thing and they will help you find a job, but they won’t provide you with one, which is what I initially thought and the reason why I applied in the first place. Now knowing you’re from the US, I’m surprised you’re in the same boat as me. Didn’t think you’d need more than a high school diploma to get jobs there, I thought it was a European thing.

Yep this country is brutal when it comes to trying to get support from the government. And for jobs like I said you can usually get low end manual labor jobs and fast food jobs with a high school diploma but all the entry level office jobs and other easy jobs get handed to women.

It's just ridiculous how much is handed to women here while as a man if you don't have good connections there aren't that many options for you

 

[Outlander]

IDK about other european countries, but in poland, yes it's free.

But the NFZ (free healthcare system in poland) isn't very reliable. If you're facing a very serious issue then it's still better to pay for a private case, like anywhere else. That being said, the price is 10 times lower than the US aswell.

That's definitely a huge plus to not have to worry about medical bills so much.

 

[ProBono]

Very good guess. I’m studying to become an English teacher. They’re making us read woke stuff. As expected, universities are liberal breeding grounds.

good luck teaching at mogwarts bro

 

[leckerman]

good luck gengar I believe in you