Fake as in?

USA is like the best place to study for me.

Indeed man. Country of freedom. Country of opportunity. Country of dreams.

You still in US?

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Added on November 19, 2008, 12:41 pmPARIS HILTON FOR AMERICA!!!
YAY!!!

This post has been edited by P.I.M.P: Nov 19 2008, 12:41 PM

i used to stay in USA for a few years before coming back to Malaysia.
and leaving for USA again after my SPM !cant wait for that!
r u in USA?where r u stayin'?

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Added on November 19, 2008, 1:15 pmi used to live in USA for a few years before coming back to Malaysia.
and leaving for USA again after my SPM !cant wait for that!
r u in USA?where r u stayin'?

This post has been edited by zariqcools: Nov 19 2008, 01:15 PM

I live in Nebraska.

oh cool,i shall be living in Ohio Cleveland.

Its gonna be f***ing cold!!!

haha i hate cold weather

hey hey....when all of us are in US aldy we should make like a LowyatForum Gathering in the States...we find one Saturday when everbody is free then we meet up in a state or place which is convenient for everybody. That'll be cool.

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Added on November 19, 2008, 2:53 pmLMAO....sure do man.

This post has been edited by CherryD: Nov 19 2008, 02:53 PM

how abt Colorado?or Las vegas?
haha or Disneyland?

Seriously , i wanna further my studies in overseas as well which ideally UK . If you got the financial capability , go ahead !

For me , my dad still capable to send me to UK now . But , who knows what will happen in the future as the economics is problematic now. My dad is therefore asking me to take my degree locally . How sad !

I'm at North Carolina nearer to the North East part. How bout meeting at the White House? invite Obama for a cup of coffee along with us. haha.

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Added on November 19, 2008, 3:36 pmI was worried about financial issues too...i kept wondering after they sent me aboard would they still have enough money for their retirement life...
UK is seriously darn expensive. Why not go to Australia or US?

This post has been edited by CherryD: Nov 19 2008, 03:36 PM

Well...since UK is better for law degree .... US law is different .... AUS law program needs 4 yrs whereas UK need only 3 yrs .

ya UK is so damn expensive!
law degree u take in US and become lawyer in USA.and dont come back to Malaysia

its post grad in US, not really worthwhile

is it possible for a malaysia student to get into ivy league?

Can Nicol Ann David be the best squash player in the world? hell yeah! Everything is possible as long you work really really hard for it. For example my cousin who is currently studying in Harvard.(not trying to boost) ...He was the only 2 Malaysians who got selected for that year if im not mistaken. So if you wanna be the one to get selected, you'll have to work real hard.

As for your question : Yes! its definitely possible to get in to Ivy League.

BTW (those studying overseas) do you guys work part-time? like say as waiter/waitress? librarian? help teacher to mark assignment? or you don't bother to work at all? you guys usually work during winter time and summer right? coz that's the holiday season so i heard.

This post has been edited by CherryD: Nov 19 2008, 07:59 PM

that would be a very good idea!

actually, if u could afford to study in australia, u should afford studying in the UK, no problem. just avoid big cities like london and u'll be fine. australia might sound cheaper due to the exchange rate, but u could buy most of the stuffs in the UK with relatively the same price with australia.

Vegas will be good. Are you 21? If not, don't bother.




Your parents gotta make sure they have more than sufficient money to cover you abroad. Not only tuition, you must take into consideration other misc expenses that might pop up like medical expenses & travel expenses.




Practice law in UK. That's what people do. Nvr heard of Msian taking law in U.S.




Work on campus as front desk assistant. You can find lotsa on campus jobs. Just gotta look around.




You should compare the purchasing power in every country instead of the price of things. How much stuff you can buy with a dollar. That's what matter most.