Finding Housing from Oversease
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Advice for an undergraduate trying to get out
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23 yo student wants out- Please offer advice
Sick of living in the United States? Want to leave America for a better life? This subreddit is devoted to thoughts and discussion about emigration from the US, how and why other countries are better, how you can leave, and expat/immigrant life once you've left.
Studying in Berlin during Fall
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