u/Justalittleshy2

Image 1 — Thinking about applying for animation and design in Germany
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Thinking about applying for animation and design in Germany

I think I want to apply for this course but I’m a bit nervous about the art requirements and skill needed. I have time to learn before I apply, any suggestions? (Here’s some examples from my work)

u/Justalittleshy2 — 1 day ago

Trying to make a portfolio

Bit of an advice question, I’m trying to work on a art portfolio for college but I’m not sure about it yet. Is there any way to have it checked online and get advice on how or what I need to work on? (Here are some examples)

u/Justalittleshy2 — 1 day ago

Trying to make a portfolio

Bit of an advice question, I’m trying to work on a art portfolio for college but I’m not sure about it yet. Is there any way to have it checked online and get advice on how or what I need to work on? (Here’s some of my work recently)

u/Justalittleshy2 — 1 day ago

What do you need to apply to a university?

I’m 25 and my high school gpa was 3.8, I have some credits at a local college that I can transfer to another school. I don’t think I have a SAT score yet do I need one or do I need to take an equivalent test? Im hoping to go to school in the next few years when I’m available so I have time to adjust for what I need. I also plan to take a few language classes in German at my current college before applying to transfer.

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u/Justalittleshy2 — 7 days ago

So I’m debating studying in Germany and I have a few questions.

So I’m a 25 American woman and thinking about studying in Germany due to the tuition rates and wanting to improve language skills. I understand the basics like proof of stability with a bank account, student visa, showing I have a place to live. But is there anything else I should know? Also I’m a bit shy speaking German I’m scared imma sound like Applejack trying to. Also do I need to buy a car when I go over? I’m planning to stay 2-3 years and I know walking is a obvious a thing there but is it safe? Also what’s the driving like? For context I grew up with DFW driving so I’m use to crazy drivers and speed lol. Am I making a mistake in moving?

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u/Justalittleshy2 — 10 days ago