I'm thinking on attending a University in The Netherlands, hopefully to gain a degree in International Affairs. At the moment, I'm on my first year of at Wake Technical Community College. I have always wanted to study in The Netherlands, so this seems like this can be my chance. It seems easier to attend the University and get a degree from that University after I get my 64-Credit Associates Degree from here, then to transfer out to a four year school then do a transfer program. Unless someone has any suggestions. Now I'm not to familiar with the rules and process of studying in a different country's schools, so can someone help me out? I also have some questions/concerns.
1. How to study in The Netherlands?
2. As a foreign student, how would the payment work out?
3. Good schools for International Affairs, or other majors that are similar?
4. Where would I live?
5. Can I have some form of employment while I'm studying there? I ask since I know as a foreign student in Sweden, my cousin was not aloud to work while he was studying?
6. Etc.?
Just to add I am fluent in Dutch. Native of English and fluent in German, Dutch, Spanish, French, Russian, and learning Italian and a messing around with Farsi at the moment.
Also, how would degrees from out of country hold up in the United States?
If anyone has any suggestions please feel free to answer.
1. How to study in The Netherlands?
2. As a foreign student, how would the payment work out?
3. Good schools for International Affairs, or other majors that are similar?
4. Where would I live?
5. Can I have some form of employment while I'm studying there? I ask since I know as a foreign student in Sweden, my cousin was not aloud to work while he was studying?
6. Etc.?
Just to add I am fluent in Dutch. Native of English and fluent in German, Dutch, Spanish, French, Russian, and learning Italian and a messing around with Farsi at the moment.
Also, how would degrees from out of country hold up in the United States?
If anyone has any suggestions please feel free to answer.