European Education (6 Viewers)

[K10]

Coverage is poor. Not sure, should ask him.

 

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[Martin]

Cause I don't pay for cable or satellite tv and without that in Norway you get 3-4 channels. And they don't show anything, even some Norwegian NT games are on cable. If I did pay for cable and Canal+ I could get the odd Juve game in Serie A, CL games depending on what EPL club is still in it (cause they have preference :groan: ), so a few matches a year. Not worth the money IMO.

Not that I think you should base your decision of college on watching soccer though.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Torkel ] ++

Welcome.

I would certainly think that studying in Europe is cheaper than the US, as is Canada. Many places in Europe are as you say free, so that's a big advantage, I remember hearing the cost of studying five years in the US and the cost was enormous.

nothing compared to canada

 

[K10]

I checked out the prices of Canadian Universities and they're great. Just I fu%cked up my A level exams and I am one grade from the required admission.

 

[K10]

++ [ originally posted by Martin ] ++
Cause I don't pay for cable or satellite tv and without that in Norway you get 3-4 channels. And they don't show anything, even some Norwegian NT games are on cable. If I did pay for cable and Canal+ I could get the odd Juve game in Serie A, CL games depending on what EPL club is still in it (cause they have preference :groan: ), so a few matches a year. Not worth the money IMO.

Not that I think you should base your decision of college on watching soccer though.

Of course not, beer, parties and girls also play a factor.

Joking, after all, I did come to the US which is one of the worse places for football.

I am not basing my University preferences on irrelevant stuff.

 

[Bjerknes]

I'm going to spend a semester abroad in another year or so, either in England or Italy. Not sure which one though. :undecide:

 

[K10]

How come? Part of your course? That should be fun.

I would choose Italy if I were you

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

he needs to know italian to have fun in italy

 

[Elnur_E65]

Yep. Not many schools have English programs.

I almost ended up at Bocconi University in Milano myself, for an MBA program (top 10 programs in Europe) couple of years ago- went there, had an interview, got accepted, but never attended.

 

[K10]

++ [ originally posted by Don Bes ] ++
he needs to know italian to have fun in italy

Is 19 too old to start learning?

 

[flieeeekke]

++ [ originally posted by K10 ] ++


Is 19 too old to start learning?

no it isnt. i'm starting it at 21

 

[Elnur_E65]

I am 25 and I just started.

 

[K10]

What language are yall learning?

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

lol. thnx to italian TV i know italian.

 

[Elnur_E65]

Really?

I never thought that one can learn a language by watching tv

 

[Erkka]

yeah, TV helps a lot when you're studying a new language... I'll start studying Italian too in university...