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If studying in the U. S. is genuinely what you want, I’d say go for it, but plan carefully. Research the school, tuition, housing, visa requirements, and what you’ll realistically do after graduation.
The U. S. can offer a lot of opportunities, but it’s also expensive and life here isn’t always as easy as people imagine. 😅 Come with a clear plan, not just a dream. That makes a huge difference. 🇺🇸📚
I'm coming to the U. S. to learn new things and meet new people. That's very valuable to me. Thank you so much for your recommendations!
You welcome
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Yeah, don't. I was born and raised there but spent most of my time dreaming of getting away as far as possible from the dumpster fire. This is why I lived in Canada and the UK for a while and eventually moved to Australia in 2019.
I don't understand why everyone is trying to leave the U. S.
@Agape93? You want to explain this one to the asker? It doesn’t seem to want to reply to me.
Nonetheless, it deserves an answer why now is not a good time.
Shit is getting more and more expensive across the board, and income has been largely stagnant for decades.
Politics is fragmented, volatile and retarded.
Your rights as a woman depend on your state and administration that cycle.
Healthcare is a joke and can send you into generational poverty.
Etc.
@Agape93 Our healthcare system is quite good here. We do have some of the cost-related problems you mentioned, but the government is working to address them. Women’s rights can be an issue around the world, but there are efforts being made to improve the situation. Women living in more conservative communities in our country generally don't experience problems in this regard.
As for me, I'm looking at different countries for my education. I was considering places like Australia or the U. S. I hope things get better for you and that everything works out for the best.
I wouldn’t come here until the orange nitwit is gone.
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Oh, so you will reply. My bad. Look at Nikki’s thread for your answer. You’re obviously Turkish with the unnecessary sssss with everything. Good luck.
I respond to people because their answers are valuable to me. I see it as a matter of respect. I don't think it would be right to ask questions and then just disappear. People take the time to answer my questions, so I return the courtesy by answering their questions or at least thanking them. That's what I call gratitude. I was raised to value respect and appreciate others.
don't trust the tap water... get at least two filters
Really? Why?
moreso around industrial places... the cities and companies like to dump all kinds into the bodies of water, lol
and there's a whole lot of old infrastructure as well... older than rust itself
I'm sorry to hear that.
Depends on where you want to go climate wise, politics, appearance, religion etc.
Why the look?
Because depending on where, you'll be judged for it
I thought it was a free country.
Lol it has freedoms but it sure as fuck not free unless you're a wealthy man.
I was planning to come mainly to earn money and develop myself, but what you said caught my attention.
My advice is try to move to another country.
Why? I was thinking about coming to the U. S. to study and get an education at one of your schools. What’s wrong with that?
Come to the UK instead. We have great schools. We also have cookies.
I feel like the UK might be a little challenging for me. I've heard that the education system there is quite demanding. I value education and I'm willing to put in the effort, but it's much more important to me to be somewhere where my hard work can pay off. That's why I have to consider my chances of being accepted.
But I would really love to come.
go to California Best weather best schools best sports teams and best of all, good looking girls and guys
Just get the Lego kit.
Wait for Trump to be gone before you leave Turkey
Why? He's just a politician doing his job. I don't think it has anything to do with me.
Be rich and have connections