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Old 2008-04-25, 03:01
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i'm thinking about doing a foreign exchange program. but, i also want to graduate a year early. is there any way i can do both? or should i just attend school in a different country for a school year and graduate on schedule? also, if i went to Japan, would i have to learn Japanese, or can they speak English?
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Old 2008-04-26, 06:39
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i'm thinking about doing a foreign exchange program. but, i also want to graduate a year early. is there any way i can do both? or should i just attend school in a different country for a school year and graduate on schedule? also, if i went to Japan, would i have to learn Japanese, or can they speak English?


dude, you really have to look into the specific programs your university offers. you can't go somewhere where they don't have a program. the program details will also tell you if classes are in english or not.

a lot of times you can do something like that in the summer. so if you don't mind spending a summer abroad, it shouldn't interfere with your early graduation plans.
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Old 2008-04-26, 14:09
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dude, you really have to look into the specific programs your university offers. you can't go somewhere where they don't have a program. the program details will also tell you if classes are in english or not.

a lot of times you can do something like that in the summer. so if you don't mind spending a summer abroad, it shouldn't interfere with your early graduation plans.

just checked, turns out the college doesn't offer the classes i need in the summer. god this sucks. i'm stuck in this shithole town for 2 more years. maybe senior year abroad...? i'll look into some different programs. thx.
 
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