So I'm fucking done with Canada. I have bo idea how this

There's a place called Casa Diablo youll have a lot of fun.

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>>1248547
>> I have bo idea how this place has such a good reputation internationally

Probably bc compared to the USA, Canada looks pretty chill.

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>>1248547
> Do a PhD for 3 years, maybe in Taipei

How well do international degrees hold up back in the US?

Also, wouldn't it be super difficult to get an advanced degree in a foreign language?

>>1248889
Mostly in English at that level actually. But yea, not sure how valuable it is.

>>1248547
>Travel and teach English
Are you in a hurry and want to get out ASAP?

>Just save money
This is what I'm doing. I'm planning to save for a year, just to be on the safe side.

What are you going to do when you have to come back home though?

>PhD for 3 years
That seems like a fairly big commitment, especially if you mostly just want to travel. I personally wouldn't want to go back to studycucking for anything.

>>1248889
Taiwanese degrees are fairly well regarded when they come from one of the good universities, depending on the field of course. It's definitely a possibility if you really want to go that route OP, but I'd only do it if I were planning on doing a PhD anyway, don't just do it purely to get out of Canada.

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>>1248737
This

>>1248987
Are the classes in English?

Also, how are the prices for school over there?

>>1248547
>Do a PhD for 3 years, maybe in Taipei and travel around from home base
Do you even know what a PhD involves? A foreign PhD program not something you enroll in on a whim because you thing your country is "cucked". You need a Masters degree, and either inherited wealth to live off, or extremely high grades to get a scholarship, or resignation to years of living in poverty combining work and study. Only the most autistic complete in the assigned time of 3 years (for dissertation-only programs), and there are no spring break beach parties.

Buy property in a smaller community in BC and then go travel. That's what I'm doing. Stay out of big cities unless you wanna put up with loads of bs

>>1248929
hmm yea good advice. Mostly I think I want an extended trip and I can't do that at a job that gives me a laughable 10 days per year vacay. Maybe save until I feel like quitting then go for however long feels good.

>>1249024
bump for interest

-OP

Pretty sure PhD is in English, I'm from chemistry and have a BSc and MSc so there shouldn't be too much coursework. Germany was my other thought but Taipei is bumpin

>>1249054
I have a masters with a 3.8/4 gpa and previous scholarships and several refs... getting in is not an issue

>>1249057
Sadly work makes me live in Calgary... could be a lot worse though

>>1249054
I mean, to be fair... Canada is pretty cucked.

>>1249062
Nice, if you're in Taipei in May 2018 let's have a beer, lel

>>1249080
Okay :3

>>1249024
Yes there are a lot of programs offered in English at many universities. Prices as far as I know are pretty low, but I only know locals who go to school in Taiwan, so there might be higher costs for foreigners. I've also heard that you can get a scholarship pretty easily for certain fields, but I don't really know about how that works with PhDs.

>>1249374
thx