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As long as the methods you are contemplating to end them do NOT include the method that Hamlet was contemplating to end them, then OK.Florian Geyer said:
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Do not worry, I will aim my arms on the hardships onlyCrysPhys said:
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OK. I hope you are one of the lucky ones.Florian Geyer said:
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You should adopt this as your theme song (Click "Watch on YouTube"):
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I'm afraid she wasn't so lucky - she died early. And the song's production sure screams 1980's.
At this point, I think there is no point in focusing on graduate education. The OP is not ready. However, the idea of getting someone else to pay for 4 years of Western-level education depends heavily on luck. Lots of luck.
The obvious next step. move to a country with generous education benefits for its citizenry has its own obstacles. If it were easy, everyone would do it. This is compounded by some bad behavior from people in his part of the world which makes immigration policy makers nervous.
In ths US, a year of college costs someone about $50,000. This is supported by some mix of tuition, gifts, indirect charges, endowments, etc. Once someone says "I need a $200,000 education! Who wants to pay for it?" demand seriously outstrips supply.
At this point, I think there is no point in focusing on graduate education. The OP is not ready. However, the idea of getting someone else to pay for 4 years of Western-level education depends heavily on luck. Lots of luck.
The obvious next step. move to a country with generous education benefits for its citizenry has its own obstacles. If it were easy, everyone would do it. This is compounded by some bad behavior from people in his part of the world which makes immigration policy makers nervous.
In ths US, a year of college costs someone about $50,000. This is supported by some mix of tuition, gifts, indirect charges, endowments, etc. Once someone says "I need a $200,000 education! Who wants to pay for it?" demand seriously outstrips supply.
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CrysPhys said:You should adopt this as your theme song (Click "Watch on YouTube"):
Thank you for your convivial mood; I enjoyed listening to the song.
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