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Chrissia – Admin posted an update
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None of our kids have SAT’s and all of them are attending university in the EU. The key for them was their AA Degrees. There are many paths. Where there is a will there is a way.
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James Edge posted an update
2 weeks, 3 days ago
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Such an insightful list. We have lived in a few of these countries and are currently living in Italy. The pace has slowed dramatically and allows for so much more leisure time. It is amazing.
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Rita Schaelicke posted an update
3 weeks, 1 day ago-
Absolutely! I made a quick video walkthrough for you here: https://vimeo.com/1100400853/42e680cd79?share=copy
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James Edge posted an update
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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We are excited to check out these changes. We have been busy visiting schools so now we will hunker down and refine our search.
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Kristin Hamaker posted an update
3 months, 1 week ago
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Yes — that said, this varies program by program. I’ve read about a few being ended or consolidated; other programs seem to be continuing with little impact. It’s definitely important for families to keep checking for updates on the programs they’re considering!
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Indeed, some areas are less affected, such as Engineering. But I think that the overall takeaway is that there is a considerable degree of instability and unpredictability in the Netherlands right now when it comes to higher education for international students. As an advisor, I certainly don’t want this to dissuade students from considering these…[Read more]
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Eric Manning posted an update
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This may vary country by country, but at the universities we visited in the Netherlands this spring, the answer is definitely yes — lots of American students told us they had part-time jobs.
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Both of our boys work in different Dutch cities and our daughter makes great cash money for dog walking and babysitting. For the boys, the key was if you want to work and you make over a certain amount you need Dutch health insurance or you get a huge fine. Some jobs you must speak Dutch but they have both worked successfully for almost 2 years…[Read more]
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