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To Drop or not to Drop...
VSquared:
ahh thanks guys :) will stick with french :)
zvezda:
--- Quote from: VSquared on December 01, 2013, 06:55:15 pm ---ahh thanks guys :) will stick with french :)
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If you can, go on an exchange because it will in effect decrease your workload.
Trust me :) because i did the subjects youre planning on doing, aside from english language
vox nihili:
--- Quote from: VSquared on December 01, 2013, 10:14:44 pm ---Yeah thing is I can't go on the exchange due to a couple of medical issues.. Any other tips? Not just for French but maybe some of the other subjects? Thanks :)
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Exchange isn't the be all and end all. It's certainly very, very rare than anybody would get a score of say, above 40, without having ventured overseas but it's doable!
VSquared:
--- Quote from: t-rav on December 01, 2013, 10:16:09 pm ---Exchange isn't the be all and end all. It's certainly very, very rare than anybody would get a score of say, above 40, without having ventured overseas but it's doable!
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So you're saying by not going on the exchange I've effectively reduced my chances of getting 40ish? :/
vox nihili:
--- Quote from: VSquared on December 01, 2013, 10:27:58 pm ---So you're saying by not going on the exchange I've effectively reduced my chances of getting 40ish? :/
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Not going on exchange reduces your chances of getting a good score, of course, but with that said, there are plenty of people who went on exchange who also didn't get a good score. It's really about attitude, and exchange forces you to speak the language, which is probably the biggest benefit of it.
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