travelling every day is quite expensive by itself and it takes way too much time, id suggest going for the first option
wow
in america we are guarenteed, sometimes required, to live in university housing as a freshman
i would do the first option, because i think it would be interesting to try to live on your own.
the second option seems to mess with schedule a lot
As all above me said, 1 is better.
Not sure where you live,does rent a room with a family worked in your country?If not I am pretty sure there are other students more or less same situation as you,group them up and smoke to RS rent a house together should be better option.
do u have a drivers license?
if so, rent a cheap car, live in it for a month. use fitness studios to shower
i've had a friend who did it in america for 3 months during some dark times, tells me its not as bad as it sounds
Its hard to rent a place because of the deposit which is 3x rent
We're looking at 1500€ here, and an additional 500€ in rent
Money that I don't have
now, city A is about 10h away from where i live, city B is 2-3h away. i got 2 options: either i accept the admission to uni A, move there, and live in hotels/fitness studios/street for a month
this is not a good idea lmfao
you dont have to rush things and go to college as soon as you graduate lmfao. take a break from school for at least one academic year. that should be enough time so you can plan your college life well.
i ran into the same problems you have now when i was starting college. i pushed for it despite the risks just because of the 'blank slate' appeal of college. because of that i did not last for more than 3 semesters before i quit because i chose a course that only appealed to me during the first year of my college. i suggest you to not go retard and think this throughly or youll end up a neet.
DONT GO TO COLLEGE THIS YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
a nice trick to get easy dormitory space is to befriend seniors who are going to graduate, (or if you chose to listen my advice of taking a one year break from college) or to befriend some douchebag who you think wont last freshman year in uni.
no, i want to and will start studying this year
1 more year of hanging around or doing mundane shit and ill go crazy
Or you go for option C like everyone with half a brain would do.
Oh wait, you don't have any.
Top fucking KEK
dont be stupid, you dont need to show up at uni every day anyways.
i believe you only need to be there once a week for programming exercises which have compulsory attendance.
go for option two
@blunt
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There rlly isn't a need to wait if you don't want to, might as well get experience living on your own
Why TF wud u not have to college everyday?
Do u not have any other course besides ur major?
No other prerequisites?
especially when u study computer science, the dorprate is really high.
It starts rather slow but around half a year the pacing will skyrocket causing most to drop out.
@Road to Crippling Depression:
You actualy have few options beside his 2 options, but he's a dumbfuck and doesn't know life works so obv. he probably doesn't know that other options even exist.
City A.
And there should be places you can stay where you pay on a daily basis. Check that shit out. I lived in a place like that for a month when I started studying.
I'm also assuming city A has a better uni. But if they are the same, city A is still better. I would only consider city B is the uni is vastly better/recognized worldwide.
other options such as sitting at home all day posting gay anime kids on instagram? yeah right no ty
@benao
ty, yeah, i'll check it out and city A got a better uni including better exchange programs to study/work abroad during the studies
also city B is kinda like a village in comparison to city A
muahahahahhhaahahahaha
Du solltest lieber toilettenputzer machen, so dämlich wie du bist.
man rly this shit is serious i know ure all about triggering people and its so funn y X D but just stop for once please
which school is better and will give you a better education / work prospects? (just something to consider)
It's only serious for a dumbfuck like you, because someoen with half a functioning human brain wouldn't struggle.
hf being homeless retard RoFoL
Geh neben der toilette schlafen du hässlicher toilettenputzer
Another thought. While I would avoid being homeless or semi homeless at all costs, you can maybe try to make friends and sleep on a couch for awhile until you find something better. (even if it's technically against their lease, they may not mind the extra money) I actually did that for a year or so.
@lawliepop
the city where i might become homeless for a week or 2 got the better uni, better job prospects and better programs during studies - also they got an honors masters degree which i be might going for, which people from other (worse) universities are not eligible to do
for me personally the biggest issue is the personal life though - the city where i'd have to travel 4h a day offers close to nothing in my free time, no clubs (both bars and sports) etc, whereas in the bigger city i could do whatever i want
i got a friend on my friendlist who lives there, i'm hitting him up as soon as hes online again but i really don't want to be a burden (although i could minimize that to close to 0 i guess)
You can always apply to the master program there after undergrad, so I would limit how that factors into your decision. If the uni is better and you like the area I say try to find a way to make it work.
well i am doing computer science in 4th semester (soon 5th) and i dont go to uni at all, only for exams and exercises with compulsory attendance and my studies are going fine
ofc you need to have some sort of brain but any lecture is getting uploaded and you can learn at home if you really wish to
The bigger the city the more chances, go for "A" bro. Better uni always triumphs, besides there's more chances you'll get a place to live even if it's shitty. Remember, you only need a place to sleep!!
Go for A
stop thinking about it and start
@raptured
no one else goes to college once a week, does ur college not mandate u take any other fucking courses?
well i am talking about uni, not college
you take a course by passing the exam
noone cares how you pass it. you can be there everyday. you can never show up. its up to you
as long as you pass the exam in the end its fine
First of all, extremly dumb and pointless place to ask.
Second, what does 50:50 even mean? What dorm waits for the beggining of the semester to show who got a spot and who didnt? How can you have 50% of chance on getting a fucking room? Dont you have a list or something?
the email she sent me said that i got a 50:50 chance of getting a room by 01.10., depending on how many ppl accept or decline their room offers
i think its an email telling me to be optimistic, since those dorm organizations tend to rather say no than anything, because they get sued otherwise
What dorm waits for the beggining of the semester to show who got a spot and who didnt?
thats the thing, the dorms dont care about semesters at all
u can sign up for a dorm whenver u want, and go there whenever u want
yeah right, my brothers toilet is dirty, where can I rent your toilet cleaning services?
ure so cool haHAA
i dont know why you insult people doing those jobs btw? without people doing this kinda shit (janitors, people working on drains, people working in service in general) our society wouldn't work
i know ure desperately seeking attention so here u go
i got another few questions:
where can i get food? i'm assuming eating at a hostel is not the cheapest way to eat - considering i can't cook for myself
fast food all day every day? how about eating at campus? (~4-6€ a meal iirc)
where can i charge my phone/laptop over the day? and in general: how much should i be paying for rent? (i got about 1000€ available
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i applied to 2 unis to start studying computer science starting @01.10
both cities are quite expensive and therefore i can't afford renting something private - i rely on student dormitories in both cities
as of right now, it seems unlikely i get a room in a dorm in either city; city A responded that it's a 50:50 chance to get a room for the 01.10, and i'm at around place 400 in a queue for student dorms in city B
now, city A is about 10h away from where i live, city B is 2-3h away. i got 2 options: either i accept the admission to uni A, move there, and live in hotels/fitness studios/street for a month (50:50 chance for 01.10, so i might get a spot, but i doubt it would take too long if i didn't), or accept admission to uni B, and wait half a year or more and travel to and back from uni for 2-3h every single day
what to pick?