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Attending university in spain 2017-08-05 04:08:33 Post No. 77962591
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How hard would it be for me, as an 18 year old american, to attend university(specifically la universidad complutense madrid) in spain? I speak decent spanish but I am learning more every day(I was able to road trip around mexico and talk with people fine). I have $8000 saved up, and I am prepared to work for more, as I know mummy and daddy will not help me out with this. I am currently signed up to go to a university in the us in 2 weeks, but I can still ditch that as I haven't paid for classes yet. I would need to get residency for it to be affordable, which can apparently be done in 3 months, so I would need to move pretty soon if I wanna make the spring semester. I would also need to work in spain, and I'm fine with doing entry level wageslave stuff or construction(those are the only kinds of jobs I have experience with anyways). I know I would need to rent a flat, but i was hoping I could find somebody who needs a roomate so rent would be extra cheap. Should I drop out of school and go to university in spain? Is it even attainable for me? Please help, /int/.
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bump pls help dear god pls help. Also will it count as dropping out of high school if I haven't paid for classes yet but have signed up for them? I ask because it costs more money to enroll in school a second time in spain.
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>good university
>horrible name
that's all I have to say
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