u/Illustrious_Elk_6910

What was your experience making friends after moving to Australia for university?

Heyyy!! I’m planning to move to Australia for my bachelor’s as an international student, and I’ve been wondering what the social experience is actually like there.
I’ve heard that a lot of Australian students already have their own school friend groups, so I’m a little nervous about whether it’s hard to make close friends at university.
My_qualifications: currently in class 12
For people who moved to Australia for undergrad:
- Did you manage to make good friends?
- How long did it take?
- Were people open to new friendships?
- Did you mostly become friends with other international students or local students too?

I genuinely love having friends and being social, so the idea of me feeling alone in a new country scares me a bit 😭😭 I’d really appreciate hearing honest experiences.

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u/Illustrious_Elk_6910 — 3 days ago

So I’ve been a bit out of touch with kpop. I used to be an army. And now when I went back to listen to new bts songs, it isn’t giving the kpop vibe as before. I even got to know most of the newer songs of many kpop artists are quite westernized. Can yall please recommend me some new songs that still give 2016 kpop???

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u/Illustrious_Elk_6910 — 22 days ago

I’m currently in Class 12 in India and interested in studying veterinary science abroad. I scored 90% in Class 11 and expect above 95% in Class 12. I come from a lower middle-class background, so scholarships or financial aid are very important for me. My_qualifications: class 12

Which countries/universities are good for veterinary science with strong scholarship opportunities for international students? What exams or steps should I start preparing for now?

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u/Illustrious_Elk_6910 — 23 days ago

I’m an Indian American student currently in India.

I’ll be giving my state board class 12 examination next year in March. I’ve taken an SAT test last year just to check how much I’d score and I ended up getting 1130. I’m planning on taking another test this year and I’m expecting me to get a score probably around 1300-1500. I’m a bright student and I’m expecting to get more than 97% in my 12th boards. I’m not sure if I should neglect jee and only concentrate on boards to get into my desired uni or if I should do both simultaneously. Tbh I’m not that of a book worm and I’m quite lazy. But I’ve just got good brains. My_qualifications

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u/Illustrious_Elk_6910 — 23 days ago