Studying in Germany: Three important tips to consider

Studying in Germany is a great opportunity to broaden your horizon. If you're on the edge, our tips should help you decide wether you want to go to a German university or not.
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[lukeleonard]

Germany is amazing I prefer München/Bavaria. I almost cried when I was in the Alps from how much beauty was around me. So incredibly grateful I was able to be there.

[Spamilton]

This is so cool, I loved Germany when I went there. If I were to do a foreign exchange student program I would do it in Germany, or Ireland

[Techinvestor]

German unis allow more and more English papers and courses, but you shouldn’t forget that German universities prepare mostly for the German job market as most global corporations and companies have offices in Germany and you don’t have to go abroad to find good jobs. Even if you want to work for Google or Apple, you can do that in Germany.

[basedengineer]

I’m planning on studying in Germany in a few years, and this is great info, thank you!

[JefftheGeek]

I love studying in Germany, it was a dream for a long time and I'm really happy for making it here

[nataliepeters]

it is hilarious how many people from ??? are surprised about this. A democratic country with "good" enconomy should be able to do this. That is not an option. It is obligation.

[germansniper]

People saying 'its not free it costs hundreds of euros". Yeah that is free compared to studying in the US.

[mepu_]

what i like is that they try their best to give jobs later. unlike many other so called super countries where educational institutions are only for money generation from foreigners. germans actually consider those whom they have taught!!

without discrimination.

[Guide-By-Armaan-Singh]

A big shoutout to 360 College Review for their incredible support! From shortlisting universities to visa assistance, they made everything so smooth and stress-free.

[elizabethbekker]

I’m a world language major with a focus in German so I’m so excited to start doing exchange programs there!

[constancestrawn]

"Most Unis let you write your papers in English."

Stop lying. Most Unis won't even let you in if you don't prove German skill in your application.

[tellkorok]

It's not free. The video gives the image that all universities and states have free universities. Stuttgart charges almost 2000€ for students coming outside Germany

[megapunk]

The students fees are more close to 400€

And it's not easy to find a place to life in Berlin. When U are not willing to pay at least 600€ a month for a small room with some roommates.

[myopinion]

It’s hard to find accommodations in Munich and the waiting list is over 2 years they are some windows you can use to get immediately a room but not everyone can pull this card ...

[RM-elgw]

Is this girl sudying in English or in German? In any case, you'll have to deal with a bunch of Behörden in German, and they won't want ot speak in English to you. You have to come prepared. Also just passing the TestDaF is not enough in practice to comfortably study engineering, as I found out the hard way.

[mightyeagle]

Yayyyy Germany 😍 I'm coming soon there as a student 😌

[erinmarashi]

I’m considering studying in Germany for my masters degree. How does it work for bringing your kids with you? Do they need a visa or is it just connected to you in some way?

[hamfahimkabir]

13 years of previous study sucks. I'm from Bangladesh and I need to study in an university here for a year just to eligible. We study all of the topics yet for some reason those are not recognized. Moreover there is the long visa waiting time. 2+ years to be exact.

[biryomumeishorusiano]

thank you very much for the nice video! I wish to study from there... I wish to know the requirements❤❤❤❤❤❤

[mimilove]

I love Germany but I’m from Thailand and I want to finish school here first (I learn in German school) I just want to know where should I go and how?