Q
I got my Usa Visa in 2016, i spent a 90 days hollidays (summer) there with my father and and my brother. Even though i didn't experience much there like going to beautiful places, make good friends i liked the environment,the internet speed, the peace, the weather ...etc .I was very sad returning to my home country. I expected to come soon ,but this never happen because my parents were too poor to buy the trip tickets they used the money to pay college for me at that time.
My last academic started ,i loved physics a lot . i wanted to study astronomy / astrophysics but they were not available in my home country. I made a lot of research on how to study in USA.The process was very costly. I could barely afford the Toefl exam and the SAT.I gave up and planned to attend a public University where about more than 6000 take exam ( french , physics , chemistry , maths ) they'll select 200. I'd study architecture (after passing the first 2 years, if you fail you are expelled) just because i tought it was fun and my uncle recommend it to me. I didn't put much efforts. The material was a lot, there were many problemsets for the courses and their resolution were not comprehensible and very long. I just focused on the theory and do at max 20 exercices. You shouldn't have social life to succeed there. Pulling all nighter was the minimum. I refused to stay late at night. In conclusion i failed two terms, i din't passed the exam of the last term knowing it'd be impossible to pass .If you finish with 50 as average you'd go in recall which is you retake all the exams you scored less than 65 for them.That exam would be bases on the entire year.
So I failed, after reading many post on discord and reddit I see how Americans work hard to get into good schools. I was motivated to give a try to. I went to another university which had a credit system unlike my previous one , I picked computer engineering there. My plan was to get food grade to transfer. I also taught A was 80/100. I got an average of 80s for all of my semesters except the first one (because of bad teachers).
Time was the most important thing to me.I wanted nothing other than studying in USA. I rarely attend parties, I even neglected my hobby (
).My unique purpose was too grind. I was quite social back in highschool even though I jestermaxed a lot too. During college, I could barely handle a conversation with a student. The phone numbers of girls I took is because i could send them some problems I solved or asked them for the assignment. If I wasn't obsessed to study in USA I would pass my grades with 70s maybe , fit in , participate in activities (neighborhood, college).
The girls in my first university weren't many and they're were not beautiful.
The girls in my second university were numerous and beautiful.
It didn't make any difference to me.
I noticed Most of the stem students have many friends in other fields while I only interacted with stem students except for the ones I knew in highschool.
My last academic started ,i loved physics a lot . i wanted to study astronomy / astrophysics but they were not available in my home country. I made a lot of research on how to study in USA.The process was very costly. I could barely afford the Toefl exam and the SAT.I gave up and planned to attend a public University where about more than 6000 take exam ( french , physics , chemistry , maths ) they'll select 200. I'd study architecture (after passing the first 2 years, if you fail you are expelled) just because i tought it was fun and my uncle recommend it to me. I didn't put much efforts. The material was a lot, there were many problemsets for the courses and their resolution were not comprehensible and very long. I just focused on the theory and do at max 20 exercices. You shouldn't have social life to succeed there. Pulling all nighter was the minimum. I refused to stay late at night. In conclusion i failed two terms, i din't passed the exam of the last term knowing it'd be impossible to pass .If you finish with 50 as average you'd go in recall which is you retake all the exams you scored less than 65 for them.That exam would be bases on the entire year.
So I failed, after reading many post on discord and reddit I see how Americans work hard to get into good schools. I was motivated to give a try to. I went to another university which had a credit system unlike my previous one , I picked computer engineering there. My plan was to get food grade to transfer. I also taught A was 80/100. I got an average of 80s for all of my semesters except the first one (because of bad teachers).
Time was the most important thing to me.I wanted nothing other than studying in USA. I rarely attend parties, I even neglected my hobby (
).My unique purpose was too grind. I was quite social back in highschool even though I jestermaxed a lot too. During college, I could barely handle a conversation with a student. The phone numbers of girls I took is because i could send them some problems I solved or asked them for the assignment. If I wasn't obsessed to study in USA I would pass my grades with 70s maybe , fit in , participate in activities (neighborhood, college).The girls in my first university weren't many and they're were not beautiful.
The girls in my second university were numerous and beautiful.
It didn't make any difference to me.
I noticed Most of the stem students have many friends in other fields while I only interacted with stem students except for the ones I knew in highschool.
