u/Lanky-Drummer-7717

ياريت تقولي اسمه + سعره جديد

Can this type be surgically fixed?

I suffer from this type of exotropia where it goes from one eye to the other and I thought I was the only one because on the internet I could not find anything relating to my experience, I often see cases where only one eye is the one affected. I absolutely hate my condition and has caused me to be shy away from making eye contact with people.

انا يعتبر مقرتش حاجه fiction كل الي قرأتو يعتبر non fiction بس فاكر لما كان عندي عشر سنين او تسعه مش فاكر بصراحه قرات كام حاجه كده من كتب

كافكا و شكسبير

انا داخل كلية حسبات و معلومات ف هل لازم اجيب لابتوب اول ما ادخل ولا اي ؟ و ممكن اشتري حاجه زي اي و بكام ؟

انا يعتبر مقرتش حاجه fiction كل الي قرأتو يعتبر non fiction بس فاكر لما كان عندي عشر سنين او تسعه مش فاكر بصراحه قرات كام حاجه كده من كتب

كافكا و شكسبير

must be a native English speaker or speak both English and French. **I'm native Egyptian btw 👍**

I want to study for the exam, but I don't have money and I don't know where to find study resources.

must be a native English speaker or speak both English and French. I'm native Egyptian btw 👍

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​Hey everyone,

​I'm a high school student from Egypt (Math track), studying everything in Arabic.

I'll finish my final exams in about a month.

My dream is to study Computer Science in Italy, but honestly, my family's financial situation is very limited, so I'm fully relying on the regional scholarships (DSU, Laziodisco, etc.) that depend on family income.

​I have two main issues and really need someone who went through this to guide me:

\- ​The Timing & Gap Year: Since my high school results will come out in about a month and a half, I know I already missed the deadlines for this year's intake.

So I'm planning to take a gap year and apply for the 2027 intake. Is this a solid plan? What should I start doing during this gap year besides the TOLC-I exam?

​The Language Barrier (Arabic to English): Since I study math and physics in Arabic, how hard is it to switch to English terminology for the English TOLC-I? Is the Egyptian math curriculum enough to get a good score once I figure out the English terms?

​​Appreciate any help guys, thanks!

​

​Hey everyone,

​I'm a high school student from Egypt (Math track), studying everything in Arabic.

I'll finish my final exams in about a month.

My dream is to study Computer Science in Italy, but honestly, my family's financial situation is very limited, so I'm fully relying on the regional scholarships (DSU, Laziodisco, etc.) that depend on family income.

​I have two main issues and really need someone who went through this to guide me:

\- ​The Timing & Gap Year: Since my high school results will come out in about a month and a half, I know I already missed the deadlines for this year's intake.

So I'm planning to take a gap year and apply for the 2027 intake. Is this a solid plan? What should I start doing during this gap year besides the TOLC-I exam?

​The Language Barrier (Arabic to English): Since I study math and physics in Arabic, how hard is it to switch to English terminology for the English TOLC-I? Is the Egyptian math curriculum enough to get a good score once I figure out the English terms?

​​Appreciate any help guys, thanks!