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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
The problem is I am a college senior, I should graduate and I would be missing my graduation ceremony. I have like 5 classes left to go pending if I can pass one of my lower divisions. Yet, if I get in... I am going to South Korea! Chungnam might be willing to pay for half of the travel and living expenses and tuition is free. This is a great opportunity but should I go if I do get accepted? Also, who is living there (in South Korea) right now to give me some details/advice?  | ||
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ESV TV
United States109 Posts
It sounds like a hell of an opportunity and the only thing that might hold me back is the state of the union with the SK/NK conflicts. I'd do a lot of research on the matter and pay close attention to the news before I made a call~ | ||
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
The situation with NK/SK is what is keeping me back little as well. It's gonna be my college graduation. XD | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
I think international exposure is great; I did an exchange to Japan when I was in my Junior year, and it was a fantastic and life-changing experience. | ||
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
On December 01 2010 10:09 krndandaman wrote: Chungnam University is in Daejeon. Even if the 2 koreas go to war, you're definitely safe. There is no way in hell that NK can make it as far as Daejeon when against the forces of USA/SK. Don't worry about that, people are making the situation bigger than it actually was. Daejeon is a very nice place... only 2nd to seoul imo. My family is all there and its pretty modern.  go for it! edit: btw, what major are you and what school do you attend right now? I am a Political Science/International Affairs major at UCR. edit: I could possible graduate still in my year but it would be a summer graduate at 2011 Depends on how my major/college breath classes can match up to the Chungnam courses. | ||
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
if you can't get hs, but you can still get a degree from college, you can get a GED post-grad...if im understanding your situation right | ||
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Subversion
South Africa3627 Posts
Not in Daejeon though  | ||
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
On December 01 2010 13:15 KurtistheTurtle wrote: find out how you can do both and if you're willing to do either of those. if you can't get hs, but you can still get a degree from college, you can get a GED post-grad...if im understanding your situation right I am currently a student at UCR. I am a senior and I have 5 classes left to finish to graduate. My remaining courses need to match up the classes I need to finish and then I must state to the school that I won't be graduating until Summer 2011 but even then I won't be walking at my graduation if I go. | ||
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