Outcast,...
Thanks very much for your reply...very interesting.
I have a master degree in theoretical fysics and i will be studying for two more years in order to become an engineer. My dream is to help developing machinery that is used in hospitals or radiology for example. So you can say i am mainly interested in nuclear physics and nanotechnology and stuff like that.
My worry is that if you have studied at a university in Belgium (Ghent) will they accept my degrees in the US ? Generally it is very well known that math education is of a very high standard in Belgium even already in high-school. Also lagnuages are quite ok in here because every student will speak Dutch, French, English and a little bit of German at least...
Are these properties a big advantage or not in the US. I mean (don't get me wrong here) are educated foreigners regarded as an solid economic source in your country and are they given the chance to develop themselves ?
Basically what i am asking is the following : is the USA really the land of opportunities ?
If so, i'll be there in 2006 or 2007 (i think California is the best right? I mean for high-tech-industries and nice girls

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regards
marlon