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[plantahmane]

The world you live in. Credit: wtfschool

[aiiaiiiyo]

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[whyismyschoolweird]

My French gym teacher once started a class by talking about her bunions

[wtflife01]

To the last anon: there’s no part time study in France except for some very specific types of masters in very few business schools. In uni you can choose to only pass some exams but you will have to retake the year, this isn’t a classic process, it’s basically you choosing to take 2 years instead of 1, it is not well seen (and it’s not possible in architecture). So I don’t think so. Yes our school/college system is extremely different from a lot of countries, and specific.

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[wtflife01]

Hello, French law graduate (in 3 weeks) here. Although the French college system doesn’t really allow us to have a lot of time, this is really different than the US or UK. So to this architecture anon that is entering in Master, keep going, that’ll pass fast! And as for Charlotte no idea how she does. Idk about UK studies si same for Sandra, I can just tell that I was super stressed, depressed, and didn’t have much time to go out during those 5 years

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[wtflife01]

Although she is a solicitor, Sandra in one of her story said she was preparing for the Bar so I think that’s that

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[wtflife01]

Anon studying architecture in Nantes here! The French system isn’t very easy to understand, I hope I explained it well.

I don’t know how she does it, I’m going to start my fist year of the second cycle and it’s a very time consuming career to study. I’m always working on my computers trying to master the design programs or doing the mock-ups.

It’s no like I don’t socialize and I’m 24/7 in my room working but it’s very hard to balance all.

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[wtflife01]

I wanted to explain how Sandra and Charlotte were able to go to college and travel so much. I live in Turkey and live in a wealthy neighborhood. Jobs such as architecture, lawyer and doctor are very popular here. That's why parents want their children to do those jobs. But when the stupid children of these rich families dont pass the university entrance exam, they usually go to private universities in Turkey or abroad. Those who go abroad prefer England for law. Switzerland, Germany and England for economy and business. Italy and France for architecture, art and fashion.

In these universities, grades are generally not very important. Because you pay so much money, you graduate even if your exam results are bad. In the past years, many foreign students' UK visas were cancelled. Because many foreign students at London Metropolitan University were not good at English and their grades were insufficient. Government canceled their visas just because they paid money and entered the school. And Sandra also graduated from this school. But I don't know about Charlotte's and Elena's university but probably their universities like Sandra's. Of course, I dont blame anyone. It isnt a crime to study at a private university, i studied in a private high school.

If you ask how i know, when i was studying at in high school, in our exam year, our guidance teachers used to make us meet with representatives of these 'private' universities. I almost went to study business in Germany.

it's basically the same here in Portugal really,

and private school are so badly seen here, for example, all of our medicine related universities are public, so grades matter.

but for next year a private university decided to open a medicine course, it was a huge controversy in here especially among healthcare professional, because they believe no one should be able to take a degree as important as medicine just because they have money, and they are scare that healthcare jobs get filled with unprofessional rich kids whose parents were able to by their degrees, and possibly pay their way into the work field, and apparently it's 1,600€ a month,