Would you prefer Embassy Row or being within walking distance of The White House, World Bank, and IMF?
If you are going abroad from Norway, I would say find the warmest place with a beach. And then update your facebook with a constant flow of beach snaps. The best thing to do is to take a picture of the sun every. single. day. Just the sun. Then watch as you slowly change your friends into enemies.
your friends did this to you?
That sounds about right. There are so many things to try and it's pretty inexpensive.That sounds delicious~
Oh, was the peanut sauce made out of hoisin sauce, crushed peanuts, and Nước chấm?
I think he said American participated with his Uni maybe? But yeah, JHU is nice as well.
It would not surprise me if American has an agreement with his university, they are very active internationally, working with universities in numerous countries. Multinationalism and bridging gaps between cultures is a major goal of American University. JHU happens to have the best school of politics in the US, and one of the best economics schools too. GW is also one of the top schools for politics and history.
He's a business student though...or just econ...I forget
UMD has quite the business school as well, but I don't know if he rolls public-Uni or not
Apparently, food is something that makes you converse. If only you can eat food here, you will get lots of beargasms while having them.
Did you ask something? I mentioned the place opened nearby to riki and she asked...
It's econ indeed. I do not know really. Are there any other useful criteria but e.g. being in walking distance to the White House? It's good to hear that the schools you listed are known as good universities, I certainly would want to go to a university that has a certain standing if possible. And like Gary said I think AU did indeed have an agreement with my uni. I'll have to double check.
I know someone who went to Hopkins and my brother knows people who went there and American. I can ask about the campuses, if that's what you meant?
