Thanks to exchange programs within my university I can go study abroad for a few months next year. I really don't know how to choose since I prefer Geneva but the uni doesn't have an exchange deal with unis in that city . Now Im thinking of Canada and Paris...any ideas/suggestions?

I went to Paris!
Had honestly the best time in my life there.

Went to the Sorbonne, Paris IV. Awesome uni, in the middle of the center (Quartier Latin, IV is the famous Sorbonne building )
A very inspiring environment to study!

Plus the city is amazing . Made really cool new friends, went to a lot of musea, monuments, etc.

coool how did you find a place to stay??

Did you find where you want to go yet?
This week I'll hear if I can go to the university of Rouen next year. I really hope so, a half year in France would be great

YEEE Im going to Canada next year- université de Sherbrooke . I know Rouen its a wonderful town and I happen to know it has one of europes biggest wakeboard/waterski cables nearby...but this is beside the point...I hope you ll get accepted!!

By the way - if anyone has any insiders info on sherbrooke....

What a coincidence, I was thinking about Sherbrooke aswell! When are you leaving? It should be a really nice city but it gets real cold in the winter. But I guess you've figured that out yourself

Yaay, I've been accepted to go to Rouen
Love to hear some things I should definitely do when I'm there from some of you who have been there

Hello Everyone..

I am here to get some help from you guys...Actually,i have decided to go abroad(New Zealand) for study purposes(MBA in marketing)...But have no idea about how to get prepare and what are the things that i have to consider before going there...So if you guys have any experience regarding it then share it here..Thanks..

Nick Greyy.
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Hi Nick!
I have never been to New Zealand so I'm not able to help you with that.. But I know from my study in Paris that it looked like to much work and papers and things to take care of.. But I just took one step at a time and afterwards, it didnt feel like that much work.
So I think the best thing is just to read lots of where you going, ask your school if they can help with a visa and housing, book a ticket and go
Seems cool! Where are you from originally?