I'm deciding between denmark, prague, or dublin. They are all great programs with wonderful opportunities for my major (Psych). Has anyone been to any of
these places? It's going to be the first time I leave the country!
Study Abroad!!!! DENMARK OR PRAGUE
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thefairypryncess |
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Posts: 5889 (11/01/2009 8:51 PM) |
My father in law is from Dungarvan, Ireland, so I would say Dublin, his brother is a professor there.
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 Gemini9857 |
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Posts: 24826 (11/01/2009 8:52 PM) |
How are you with Czech and Danish?
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imcool84 |
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Posts: 3793 (11/01/2009 8:52 PM) |
I hear Prague is really beautiful.
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Lukadeem |
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Posts: 1507 (11/01/2009 8:52 PM) |
Prague! Which university is it through?
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subpar |
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Posts: 461 (11/01/2009 8:53 PM) |
They are both english speaking programs and a majority of the people I will be interacting with will be able to speak english.
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kfree10 |
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Posts: 14236 (11/01/2009 8:53 PM) |
All my friends that have gone to Europe have RAVED about Prague.
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ThisIsErin |
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Posts: 22935 (11/01/2009 8:54 PM)
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Where in Denmark?
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Gemini9857 |
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Posts: 24827 (11/01/2009 8:55 PM) |
subpar wrote:Well, one of my friends is studying in Milan this semester and she has to speak Italian to some people... so I wasn't sure how easy it would be to be unfamiliar with the language. |
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CoralBuggy |
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Posts: 606 (11/01/2009 8:56 PM) |
Prague
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subpar |
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Posts: 462 (11/01/2009 8:56 PM) |
Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Prague program is through Collegium Hieronymi Pragensis. The Denmark program is through University of Copenhagen. |
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Posts: 30065 (11/01/2009 8:58 PM) News Editor |
Prague
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ThisIsErin |
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Posts: 22936 (11/01/2009 8:59 PM)
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I think either Copenhagen or Prague would be an amazing experience. Dublin would be fun but I think you'd be able to go there more easily on your own.
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Gemini9857 |
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Posts: 24829 (11/01/2009 9:02 PM) |
I think I would go with Copenhagen over Prague.. but it's a hard decision.
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Lukadeem |
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Posts: 1508 (11/01/2009 9:02 PM) |
Hm, the college in Prague sounds sketchy and tiny. It would have been different had you said it was through the Charles University or University of New York,
but I'm going to have be a traitor and go with Denmark.
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dawn9476 |
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Posts: 24076 (11/01/2009 9:03 PM) |
Prague
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laurenshelton2 |
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Posts: 7321 (11/01/2009 9:05 PM) |
the Czech Rep. hasn't adopted the Euro yet, right? Your money might go further there.
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Lukadeem |
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Posts: 1509 (11/01/2009 9:06 PM) |
laurenshelton2 wrote:Nope, but the currency is really strong so Euro is a better option. |
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Gemini9857 |
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Posts: 24831 (11/01/2009 9:07 PM) |
laurenshelton2 wrote:I don't the the Czech President has signed the Lisbon Treaty yet, has he? |
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Lukadeem |
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Posts: 1510 (11/01/2009 9:14 PM) |
Gemini9857 wrote:We get an exception, so he said he will do it. 
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SuperheroPip18 |
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Posts: 24109 (11/01/2009 9:18 PM) |
What do you call an abortion in Prague? A canceled Czech.
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