Should I go to uni in the US or Aus?

[faxilla]

I’m white born and living in sydney
should i go to uni in north america like canada or usa
or stick to aus?
I will go for tuition aid / scholarships
at a decent university there
looking to primarily get into the US because the job market seems to be more lucrative and diverse

 

[bloodysummoningg]

United States

 

[faxilla]

United States

Ok i’ll aim fr it

 

[ghoulmania]

if you want then yeah go ahead whatever is best for ur goals and future

 

[Sir.Vyvanse]

usa most def, USA uni is typically better for party life and for your career. If you have a aussie accent thats a good thing also, my buddy is british and women take a interest in it.

 

[troy_exe]

education wise id say usa isnt a good choice, europe is best for that
but living abroad is exciting and party/social life is prob better in usa

 

[red_harlow]

I’m white born and living in sydney
should i go to uni in north america like canada or usa
or stick to aus?
I will go for tuition aid / scholarships
at a decent university there
looking to primarily get into the US because the job market seems to be more lucrative and diverse

you dont pay shit as an aussie in a univeristy due to the common wealth supported place
to being in lets say group of 8 level uni in america you would be paying a shit load of money

 

[troy_exe]

education wise id say usa isnt a good choice, europe is best for that
but living abroad is exciting and party/social life is prob better in usa

education wise it obv depends on the subject

 

[red_harlow]

and the degrees are of 4 years in america thats pretty crappy

 

[faxilla]

you dont pay shit as an aussie in a univeristy due to the common wealth supported place
to being in lets say group of 8 level uni in america you would be paying a shit load of money

basically every ivy and top uni in the us is need blind

 

[red_harlow]

education wise it obv depends on the subject

basically every ivy and top uni in the us is need blind

which one did you get accepted to?

 

[infra.nizar]

I’m white born and living in sydney
should i go to uni in north america like canada or usa
or stick to aus?
I will go for tuition aid / scholarships
at a decent university there
looking to primarily get into the US because the job market seems to be more lucrative and diverse

Sticking to australia is safer and cheaper, but going to the US gives you a much larger job market if you can win a rare scholarship

 

[troy_exe]

which one did you get accepted to?

lmu munich for BWL

 

[Alton]

I’m white born and living in sydney
should i go to uni in north america like canada or usa
or stick to aus?
I will go for tuition aid / scholarships
at a decent university there
looking to primarily get into the US because the job market seems to be more lucrative and diverse

US

 

[red_harlow]

lmu munich for BWL

whats bwl

 

[troy_exe]

whats bwl

business bachelor

 

[troy_exe]

whats bwl

what uni do u go to?

 

[red_harlow]

business bachelor

ill employ you at my firm

 

[red_harlow]

what uni do u go to?

i am still deciding which uni probably nursing somewhere in au or nz
or ill just rope

 

[troy_exe]

ill employ you at my firm

sure u will

 

[troy_exe]

i am still deciding which uni probably nursing somewhere in au or nz
or ill just rope

ahahahha studing nursing and talking about some firm lol

 

[red_harlow]

ahahahha studing nursing and talking about some firm lol

spell studying correct next time

 

[troy_exe]

spell studying correct next time

ahahahhahaha
sure, nurse

 

[red_harlow]

ahahahhahaha
sure, nurse

i have plans of starting my own nursing home and private healthcare agency and infinitely more employment after graduation unlike you lmao nigga i can for crna np law med school plus ill never be unemployed or earn low or face layoffs just with my degree itself lmao unlike you whose doing a unskilled random degree

 

[troy_exe]

employment after graduation unlike you lmao

im not even going for employment. but as a safe plan im heading for IB

ill never be unemployed or earn low or face layoffs just with my degree itself lmao unlike

bro you know what the lmu munich is right? i dont think id have any trouble finding employment bro

unskilled random degree

random degree as in master in finance from the lmu? compared to that urs is some random degree

 

[mendeds]

I’m white born and living in sydney
should i go to uni in north america like canada or usa
or stick to aus?
I will go for tuition aid / scholarships
at a decent university there
looking to primarily get into the US because the job market seems to be more lucrative and diverse

US
but i dont think you should be asking this forum

 

[red_harlow]

im not even going for employment. but as a safe plan im heading for IB


bro you know what the lmu munich is right? i dont think id have any trouble finding employment bro


random degree as in master in finance from the lmu? compared to that urs is some random degree

nursing gives you an actual regulated profession straight out of the bachelors and you can branch into NP CRNA management private healthcare med school law etc later i can take my nursing degree and walk straight into an actual licensed profession you finish BWL and the degree itself doesnt hand you a profession you still need to win the recruiting game internships networking and all that other bs BWL is a general academic degree nursing is a professional degree that leads to registration and an actual legally recognized occupation i can still move into a shitload of the areas you can management healthcare administration business consulting entrepreneurship further study etc i can stack another qualification later and pivot wherever i want but you cant just do what i can do
your BWL degree does NOT make you a registered nurse you cant graduate from LMU BWL and suddenly legally work as an RN because nursing is a regulated profession and requires the actual nursing qualification + registration thats the structural advantage im talking aboutyoure using a broad degree to compete for a specific career path like IB i get a degree that gives me a profession first while still leaving me room to pivot afterwards LMU BWL gives me more options yeah academically maybebut a regulated professional degree gives me options AND a floor that your degree doesnt have i can do whatever i want while always having a safety net which you dont because your degree doesnt come with a registration

 

[troy_exe]

nursing gives you an actual regulated profession straight out of the bachelors and you can branch into NP CRNA management private healthcare med school law etc later i can take my nursing degree and walk straight into an actual licensed profession

not doubting that bro. im not trying to shit on you

you finish BWL and the degree itself doesnt hand you a profession you still need to win the recruiting game internships networking and all that other bs BWL is a general academic degree

true but not if u do a specialized masters
and for bachelors it also isnt true for LMU graduates
internships is true tho unless u alr have contacts

i can still move into a shitload of the areas you can management healthcare administration business consulting entrepreneurship further study etc i can stack another qualification later and pivot wherever i want but you cant just do what i can do

no sry. that depends a lot on the niece. you cant do a general statement like that

your BWL degree does NOT make you a registered nurse you cant graduate from LMU BWL and suddenly legally work as an RN because nursing is a regulated profession and requires the actual nursing qualification + registration thats the structural advantage im talking

i dont even wanna do anything in the healthcare direction. if id want that id study what u study ahahahahah

youre using a broad degree to compete for a specific career path like IB

also untrue. you alr specialize after ur 3. semester of the bachelor. and then u specializa again for masters.
yes bachelor is very general and unspecialized but nobody plans on just doing the bachelors in Wirtschaftswissenschafts-degres. everyone planns on doing a masters cus thats standart for that field and yes thats shit but nothing u can do abt it.

can do whatever i want while always having a safety net which you dont because your degree doesnt come with a registration

it wouldnt make sense to come with a registration


i dont understand why ur trying to tell me how much better ur degree is than mine. you cant make a general statement like that. it depends so much on uni, your specification, your grades (also internships in my case). and again i like what im studying and you like what ur studying. no need to compare apples and oranges.

you cant do what i do, i cant do what you do

and again im at LMU. you prob wont find any better uni for what im doing than that (mannheim and frankfurt are compareable tbf)

 

[red_harlow]

i dont understand why ur trying to tell me how much better ur degree is than mine. you cant make a general statement like that. it depends so much on uni, your specification, your grades (also internships in my case). and again i like what im studying and you like what ur studying. no need to compare apples and oranges.

you cant do what i do, i cant do what you do

one degree gives direct access to a protected profession while also leaving room to pivot
management
healthcare administration
business
entrepreneurship
consulting
further education (medicine,law,crna,etc)
and the other gives broad career options but does not give access to a protected profession thats the asymmetry the difference is i start with a regulated profession and then i can use that as a base to move into other shit later
your degree gives you a broad academic qualification and you then have to convert that into a career through specialization internships networking recruiting and whatever else mine gives me the degree AND a regulated profession attached to it

thats why i called it a safety net

in the start you made fun of me for choosing nursing as the bachelors while you choose an objectively worse degree my options never end i can genuinely do anything i want to do while having a safety net which you dont thats our difference

 

[red_harlow]

our conversation would have finished sooner if you werent disingenuous

 

[troy_exe]

one degree gives direct access to a protected profession while also leaving room to pivot
management
healthcare administration
business
entrepreneurship
consulting
further education (medicine,law,crna,etc)
and the other gives broad career options but does not give access to a protected profession thats the asymmetry the difference is i start with a regulated profession and then i can use that as a base to move into other shit later
your degree gives you a broad academic qualification and you then have to convert that into a career through specialization internships networking recruiting and whatever else mine gives me the degree AND a regulated profession attached to it

thats why i called it a safety net

in the start you made fun of me for choosing nursing as the bachelors while you choose an objectively worse degree my options never end i can genuinely do anything i want to do while having a safety net which you dont thats our difference

again, a lot of your claims arent true. especially not for german unis
and especially not for me considering my specific uni and my current position (as in career, internships etc)

you cant say which one is objectively better/worse cus it really depends on so much more that just the degree (uni for instance, the specification within the degree etc)

sure, yours is a safety net, but soely the name of my uni and the internships ive done are too

and thinking your degree is "objectively better" cus u have a savety net is just a bad argument

 

[troy_exe]

our conversation would have finished sooner if you werent disingenuous

bro ur a man studying nursing. ur gonna have to listen to more jokes like that