u/StraightNose4087

Hi

Im non European and have offer from both universities to study bachelor of computer science but cannot choose one.which one you think is better?

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Emmen looks bigger but housing more old and expensive.

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Anyone has experience that help me choose one?

University , accomodation and housing wise.

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I dont see the In person cash funding feature through Canada Post either on APP or web platform , is it still available?

Does Trento give regional bursary/financial aid to non Europeans based on ISEE? Like the bursary that Padua and Messina provide

I’m a Non-EU student torn between Information Engineering at Padua and Computer Science at Trento, and I honestly cannot decide.

On one hand, Padua offers a vibrant student life and a 50/50 shot at a regional bursary/scholarship, which would be a massive financial help, but their curriculum is hardware-heavy and the slow Universitaly approval ( taking 1.5 months) is making me extremely anxious about my visa timeline.

On the other hand, Trento’s program is perfectly aligned with my AI and software goals, and their lightning-fast 2-day Universitaly approval would make the visa process stress-free, but I’d have to manage without a regional bursary/scholarship.

Is it worth risking the visa delays (Italian embassy not opened yet) and studying hardware at Padua for the sake of the scholarship and social scene, or should I prioritize Trento’s curriculum and speed despite the financial trade-off?

I’m a Non-EU student torn between Information Engineering at Padua and Computer Science at Trento, and I honestly cannot decide.

On one hand, Padua offers a vibrant student life and a 50/50 shot at a regional bursary/scholarship, which would be a massive financial help, but their curriculum is hardware-heavy and the slow Universitaly approval ( taking 1.5 months) is making me extremely anxious about my visa timeline.

On the other hand, Trento’s program is perfectly aligned with my AI and software goals, and their lightning-fast 2-day Universitaly approval would make the visa process stress-free, but I’d have to manage without a regional bursary/scholarship.

Is it worth risking the visa delays (Italian embassy not opened yet) and studying hardware at Padua for the sake of the scholarship and social scene, or should I prioritize Trento’s curriculum and speed despite the financial trade-off?

I’d love to hear your thoughts on which path makes more sense for a future in AI.

Sono uno studente extra-UE combattuto tra Ingegneria dell'Informazione a Padova e Informatica (Computer Science) a Trento, e non riesco proprio a decidere. Da un lato, Padova offre una bellissima vita studentesca e ho circa il 50% di probabilità di ottenere la borsa di studio regionale, che sarebbe un enorme aiuto economico; tuttavia, il loro piano di studi è molto incentrato sull'hardware/elettronica, e la loro lentezza nell'approvazione su Universitaly mi crea molta ansia per le scadenze del visto. Dall'altro lato, il corso di Trento è perfettamente in linea con i miei obiettivi futuri legati alla programmazione e all'intelligenza artificiale (AI), e la loro rapida approvazione su Universitaly (solo 2 giorni!) renderebbe il processo per il visto totalmente senza stress, ma lì non ho alcuna borsa di studio. Vale la pena rischiare ritardi per il visto e studiare materie hardware a Padova in cambio della vita universitaria e di una potenziale borsa di studio, oppure dovrei dare priorità al curriculum di Trento nonostante la spesa maggiore?

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