It was really interesting to see qualified people coming to the class and providing valuable knowledge about various kinds of study abroad programs and about the countries as well. My major is going to be aerospace engineering, and I am really interested in a study abroad-internship program in Germany (SIP). They have a one semester and a two semester program, specifically for aerospace engineering students, which interests me the most. The tuition is the same as that of Purdue. I'm interested in this since it will provide me an internship experience as well as a global prospective of things. Plus, I'd love to explore germany. I'd be more than happy to accept this opportunity.
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ReplyDeleteWoow Roshni, I would definitely love to explore Germany. Right now I am learning German, because I think it is a very interesting language, and because I am looking forward to an exchange there. I think that it would be a great experience to study abroad, specially in Europe, because you would get different perspectives from different continents (Asia, North America and Europe!). I really enjoyed the presentations too, they were pretty interesting. I was wondering: Isn't German a language barrier for you to study abroad? I hope everything works out for you! :D (ENGR 103)
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