u/Direct-Flounder-2313

I am looking forward to applying for admission this November. I have been looking for different universities with interdisciplinary studies and fully funded scholarships, and Thammasat University was a good choice. However, I saw an article saying a liberal arts degree at Thammasat is a waste of time. Now I am a bit stressed about whether I am doing the right thing. Please enlighten me

Hey guys! I’m preparing to move to Thailand for the 2027 intake. From what I've researched, it looks affordable and honestly a good option. If anyone else is planning the same thing, let's definitely connect and share info! Also, for anyone already living or studying out there, please enlighten us with some advice 😭 Drop a comment or chat me, let's connect!

Hey guys! I’m preparing to move to Thailand for the 2027 intake. From what I've researched, it looks affordable and honestly a good option. If anyone else is planning the same thing, let's definitely connect and share info! Also, for anyone already living or studying out there, please enlighten us with some advice 😭 Drop a comment or chat me, let's connect!