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note: this is a personal account, and it is also a link to a whole book that I have written about this topic. If you are interested in info about studying in Germany or even the book, please feel free to drop by: www.studyingingermany.net

In the book and also on my blog, you will find answers to some of the more common questions about studying in Germany, eg:
Can you study in English?
Whats studying in Germany at tuition free universities like?
Also, there is a list of study programs that are more unusual, eg beer brewing:

About 40% of the book is dedicated to topics about German society that reflect on life in Germany, for anyone who is interested in moving there. Other topics include the different types of schools available and which one will give you a higher chance of success of graduating and getting the full out of the free education, part-time student jobs and how to finance your studies, the most common causes of success and failure, health insurance, the application process, the best places for students to live, student fraternities, what to look out for, as well as exit strategies in case you decide to leave Germany.

Thanks and God Bless.

[Dr Cosmo]

Meanwhile in Dresden….

Germans celebrate Christmas with giant cake

[noir]

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[fuser]

@op

Dr Cosmo has told us everything we need to know about living in Germany, we don't need your book or blog. Basically Germany is the promised land, a heaven for all 16 years old in the world.

[noir]

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