I am sad to admit my culture ain't the top of the foodchain,at least in acceptanceRequx said:Yeah I agree, our only stereotype is that were nicespartan1077 said:, plus USA kids arent always the most accepting of other cultures.
Poll: Should I do it?
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Yes, do it. I'd personally think Australia would be best, as it's a beautiful country full of beautiful (and nice!) people. But if not, perhaps England. Avoid Canada, don't get me wrong, I love my home, but compared to Australia it isn't all that interesting. France... well, I found them to be quite rude and stuck up when I visited, but I was also a tourist.
Regardless of where you go, definitely go!
Regardless of where you go, definitely go!
I think I would agree with this. Canada has a pretty good school system and nice people, all multicultural and junk, but there isn't much of interest going on. Unless you really like trees or snow.zombiesinc said:
I've been to England as well, and its fairly similar to Canada in a lot of ways. Australia sounds like it would be the most interesting experience to me.
America--where the schools are overcrowded and the people are filled with pop-culture references and bad attitudes--if you win over a few friends it will be worth the trip though.
New Zealand, New Zealand and New Zealand. It's like all the best parts of the world in one country.
Think of all the things that could kill you if your not careful.Dapsen said:
spiders,snakes and the occasional kangaroos.
Come to Canada. It's nice here, and I can almost guarantee that our school system is better than the one in the USA.
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Kinda forgot to mention our [sub][sub][sub][sub][sub]extra taxes[/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub]KiruTheMant said:I am sad to admit my culture ain't the top of the foodchain,at least in acceptanceRequx said:Yeah I agree, our only stereotype is that were nicespartan1077 said:
Despite the fact that USA has a major case of unwarranted self-importance, high school is pretty chill for me. There actually are four foreign exchange students in my school. You should definitely get into this program no matter where you go.
I fucking Love the HST in B.C tyvm... *cries deeply*spartan1077 said:clockout said:Kinda forgot to mention our [sub][sub][sub][sub][sub]extra taxes[/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub]KiruTheMant said:I am sad to admit my culture ain't the top of the foodchain,at least in acceptanceRequx said:Yeah I agree, our only stereotype is that were nicespartan1077 said:
If you come to the US, don't come to the south. If you have even a hint of an accent, you'll never hear the end of it. I should know, my school hosted a Finnish dude, a Russian girl, and a French guy.
EDIT: I just saw how odd this sentence looked.
EDIT: I just saw how odd this sentence looked.
(United States here.)
Studying abroad is always a good idea. Unless you're going to Afghanistan or something.
There are a few exchange students in my school this year. A German kid, a Spanish kid, a Norwegian girl, and a Brazillian guy. While I haven't met/talked to the first three, I've heard the Brazillian kid say he likes it better here, and that he'll probably come back after this school year. So I guess the States are pretty alright?
If I were to go to any of your options, I'd probably pick England. But that's just me.
Studying abroad is always a good idea. Unless you're going to Afghanistan or something.
There are a few exchange students in my school this year. A German kid, a Spanish kid, a Norwegian girl, and a Brazillian guy. While I haven't met/talked to the first three, I've heard the Brazillian kid say he likes it better here, and that he'll probably come back after this school year. So I guess the States are pretty alright?
If I were to go to any of your options, I'd probably pick England. But that's just me.