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Hey /adv/, looking for some academic advice,
I'm portuguese and I'm currently living in Lisbon, studying civil engineering at Tecnico Lisboa (IST), however I was thinking about moving to the US and start studying there.
Obviously I don't have enough money to afford university there, Is it possible to apply for a scholarship, where do I even start? I have no idea.
Pic related, the shithole I'm stuck in.
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You're studying civil engineering in Portugal, but you don't specify what interests you in the US academic world. All branches of engineering are pretty much a dead end sector these days - but there are definitely opportunities aplenty if you're interested in learning the fundamental skills of carpentry, for instance.
It would be a good idea to learn the basic in Portugal, so you can bring contributions of European woodworking styles when you come to the US to study more advanced and specialized techniques.
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I forgot to mention that civ eng is not that interesting to me anymore, I'm on the second year of my five year masters and it's painful.
I was thinking about studying computer science there, since we don't have it here in Portugal, the closest thing we have is computer engineering or network engineering.
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I know it's a slow board, but I could really use some imput from you guys.
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stay there
they wont give you a scholarship after you quit college in another country. are you that fucking dense?
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