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3. It is possible to go to the U.S. for only a semester, but it doesn't seem like a smart idea unless you are currently in University. If you are not, and just want to see what the U.S. is like, I would suggest going for a full year and getting it over with. After all, what would you do after the one semester, if you do not have a UK University to go back to?
2. Umm...University in the U.S. takes 4 years, unless you are super-ambitious and want to take a jillion more classes than everyone else. The workload is pretty intense too, at a lot of Universities, so you might not want to do this if you enjoy having a social life. However, if you have already completed a year of University, then that changes the matter
No matter what you decide to do, there are literally thousands of Universities (about 2200 to be exact) to choose from in the U.S., so do your research. I suspect that your decion, or what is best, will have a lot to do with where you get in and whether those are places you would like to spend several years.
My last point is...the majority of schools here are *very* expensive. Unless you have a lot of funds to spend on college, or want to go into a lot of debt, or have some other alternate plan, 3 years might be a bit hard on the wallet.
3. It is possible to go to the U.S. for only a semester, but it doesn't seem like a smart idea unless you are currently in University. If you are not, and just want to see what the U.S. is like, I would suggest going for a full year and getting it over with. After all, what would you do after the one semester, if you do not have a UK University to go back to?
2. Umm...University in the U.S. takes 4 years, unless you are super-ambitious and want to take a jillion more classes than everyone else. The workload is pretty intense too, at a lot of Universities, so you might not want to do this if you enjoy having a social life. However, if you have already completed a year of University, then that changes the matter
No matter what you decide to do, there are literally thousands of Universities (about 2200 to be exact) to choose from in the U.S., so do your research. I suspect that your decion, or what is best, will have a lot to do with where you get in and whether those are places you would like to spend several years.
My last point is...the majority of schools here are *very* expensive. Unless you have a lot of funds to spend on college, or want to go into a lot of debt, or have some other alternate plan, 3 years might be a bit hard on the wallet.
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