was literally watching the last episode of Season 4.
I thought Arthur Shelby was dead, so I Googled him and was like WHAT??? He’s freaking alive.
Same thing happened with Alfie...
I actually spoiled it for myself haha
I just can't stop looking things up while watching...... All of this happened because of my freaking ADHD
fuck... adhd...
Which country do you think is the best for undergraduate study abroad?
I’m talking specifically about doing a full bachelor’s degree overseas. My main criteria are education quality, university reputation, career opportunities after graduation, quality of life, and overall long-term prospects.
The first countries that come to mind for me are probably the US and the UK, but I’d love to hear different perspectives. I’d really appreciate it if you could share your opinions and experiences :)
Hi everyone,
I'm from a middle-class family, so cost matters a lot to me. Warwick is attractive because living expenses are much cheaper than London, and over three years the difference seems pretty big.
However, I’ve heard many international students struggle to find jobs in the UK after graduation. Because of that, UCL being in London feels attractive since internships and networking opportunities seem more accessible.
I’m also thinking long term. If I eventually return to my home country, I feel like UCL may have stronger name recognition among the general public.
So I’m stuck: Warwick = lower costs, UCL = London opportunities + stronger brand?
For Economics and international students, is UCL worth the extra cost? Any thoughts?