wow...what!? i wont lie this video is a pleasant surprise and congratulation or should I say Herzlichen Glückwunsch on finally making your middle school dream come true! and it must feel all the more rewarding since you had to grind for it, well "Ich kann deine Berlin-Abenteuer kaum erwarten"
thank you so much!! im super glad i have the opportunity to make my dream come true :) i'll do my best in showing you the beauty of berlin in the next videos to come!!
Ahh yayy you’re thereee!! Does it feel nice to step away from loaded premed classes for a little?? And studying abroad met ur expectations so farrrr? Hope you have the best time!!
ooh that's a good question... tbh there's a lot! out of the ones i've tried before, i'd say currywurst, schnitzel, spezi (cola + orange soda mix), etc. i'm def going back for more currywurst loll
hi! i have been planning to study in berlin specifically. just wondering if you can speak english there freely? like do people there speak english as well, because i heard its pretty international there! also, is it alright if i ask for your school name? i found a reply of yours that the rest of your classes (besides the german one) are taught in english and i would love to study in a school that teaches in the english language there! love the video! definitely looking forward for more of your berlin content! 🤍🤍
yes most people here know english pretty well actually, and i am currently attending the Freie Universitat Berlin (FU-BEST)! i will be looking forward to your study abroad endeavors :)
Hey, thanks for the video! I go to Rutgers and I’m about to start the FU-BEST program. I was curious about your experience in the Studentendorf Schlachtensee housing, I’ve seen some mixed reviews. Did you like it? Should I be concerned about the commute?
Hi Julia! I actually met a few people from Rutgers for my FU-BEST semester, so what a coincidence! Honestly, I recommend choosing the other housing option that's in the city center because Schlachtensee is an hour away (and also a bus ride, which is inconsistent). However, I chose Schlachtensee because it was 1k cheaper, and I just woke up an extra hour early every day compared to my friends who stayed in the center! So to sum it up - if you can afford the better housing option, choose that one! It's significantly better, but it's not the end of the world if you choose Schlachtensee. I hope you have a great semester abroad!
@@graceham hi grace, thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately the other housing option is not available for Rutgers students. Since Rutgers also runs on an inconsistent bus system, I’m used to the commuting and having to leave super early for class. So I guess I’m more curious about the room/apartment itself, was it a nice place to live? Thanks again, hope you had a great time (:
@@Juliagulia1 Aww I see! The apartment itself is okay, the kitchen was a little small but it has all you need (besides a microwave). I gave a quick room tour in my video, so you can see how it typically looks like! You'll be sharing a bathroom with 4-5 other people, but tbh I didn't really have a problem with that. The apartment is in a nice nature spot too, so definitely check out the lake and walking areas nearby! There's also an Aldi and Edeka (two grocery stores), a pharmacy, and a few restaurants in the area. So yeah... it was just okay, nothing too special haha
Hi. I’m going to Berlin soon, just wondering how do I apply for the Covid Pass? I’ve been doing some research but I couldn't find any info regarding that 😭 Do I apply beforehand or when I’m there? Thank youuu✨🤍 Good luck with your studies! ✨🥰
Hi Shahera! You can get your covid pass once you land in Germany. You can go ahead and download the app (CovPass), and you'll have to go to a pharmacy to get the certificate. There is one at the airport that costs 20-30€, but if you do it at a pharmacy elsewhere, typically it is free. I heard that they may lift the covidpass rules in March though, so keep an eye out for that update!
i just had my first day of class yesterday, they're going well! my german language class is taught in german but my other subject courses are all taught in english. and yes!! i made lots of new friends to enjoy my time here :) the classes don't seem too easy tbh, so i'll have to study lots but i'm super excited!
wow...what!? i wont lie this video is a pleasant surprise and congratulation or should I say Herzlichen Glückwunsch on finally making your middle school dream come true! and it must feel all the more rewarding since you had to grind for it, well "Ich kann deine Berlin-Abenteuer kaum erwarten"
thank you so much!! im super glad i have the opportunity to make my dream come true :) i'll do my best in showing you the beauty of berlin in the next videos to come!!
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Wow congrats!!! 😍🤍 Germany looks so beautiful 😍
thank uu, it indeed is so beautiful!!
Ahh yayy you’re thereee!! Does it feel nice to step away from loaded premed classes for a little?? And studying abroad met ur expectations so farrrr? Hope you have the best time!!
yess it's very nice to take a break from the busyness and rigor of stem! i'm having lots of fun too!
Have fun Grace!!! Would love to see a video about the food in Germany :D
oh yes, i LOVE the food. coming right up !!
wooo german vlog!! whats a food/drink/other u can only get in germany
ooh that's a good question... tbh there's a lot! out of the ones i've tried before, i'd say currywurst, schnitzel, spezi (cola + orange soda mix), etc.
i'm def going back for more currywurst loll
Wow, an American that took four years of German before coming to Germany! Das sind die Leute,die wir hier gerne sehen.
hello grace u are VERY COOL THIS IS SO COOL!! HAVE FUN :)
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hi! i have been planning to study in berlin specifically. just wondering if you can speak english there freely? like do people there speak english as well, because i heard its pretty international there! also, is it alright if i ask for your school name? i found a reply of yours that the rest of your classes (besides the german one) are taught in english and i would love to study in a school that teaches in the english language there!
love the video! definitely looking forward for more of your berlin content! 🤍🤍
yes most people here know english pretty well actually, and i am currently attending the Freie Universitat Berlin (FU-BEST)! i will be looking forward to your study abroad endeavors :)
Hey, thanks for the video! I go to Rutgers and I’m about to start the FU-BEST program. I was curious about your experience in the Studentendorf Schlachtensee housing, I’ve seen some mixed reviews. Did you like it? Should I be concerned about the commute?
Hi Julia! I actually met a few people from Rutgers for my FU-BEST semester, so what a coincidence! Honestly, I recommend choosing the other housing option that's in the city center because Schlachtensee is an hour away (and also a bus ride, which is inconsistent). However, I chose Schlachtensee because it was 1k cheaper, and I just woke up an extra hour early every day compared to my friends who stayed in the center! So to sum it up - if you can afford the better housing option, choose that one! It's significantly better, but it's not the end of the world if you choose Schlachtensee. I hope you have a great semester abroad!
@@graceham hi grace, thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately the other housing option is not available for Rutgers students. Since Rutgers also runs on an inconsistent bus system, I’m used to the commuting and having to leave super early for class. So I guess I’m more curious about the room/apartment itself, was it a nice place to live? Thanks again, hope you had a great time (:
@@Juliagulia1 Aww I see! The apartment itself is okay, the kitchen was a little small but it has all you need (besides a microwave). I gave a quick room tour in my video, so you can see how it typically looks like! You'll be sharing a bathroom with 4-5 other people, but tbh I didn't really have a problem with that. The apartment is in a nice nature spot too, so definitely check out the lake and walking areas nearby! There's also an Aldi and Edeka (two grocery stores), a pharmacy, and a few restaurants in the area. So yeah... it was just okay, nothing too special haha
have fun in germany :)
ty darren :)
Hi. I’m going to Berlin soon, just wondering how do I apply for the Covid Pass? I’ve been doing some research but I couldn't find any info regarding that 😭 Do I apply beforehand or when I’m there? Thank youuu✨🤍 Good luck with your studies! ✨🥰
Hi Shahera! You can get your covid pass once you land in Germany. You can go ahead and download the app (CovPass), and you'll have to go to a pharmacy to get the certificate. There is one at the airport that costs 20-30€, but if you do it at a pharmacy elsewhere, typically it is free. I heard that they may lift the covidpass rules in March though, so keep an eye out for that update!
@@graceham Hello! Ahhh okay noted! Thank you so much ✨😍 Have a nice day!!! Take care😚
@@shaherasam you are very welcome!
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Sheeesh ! Have fun Grace ! How are the classes ? Are they bilingual ? Made any friends yet ?
i just had my first day of class yesterday, they're going well! my german language class is taught in german but my other subject courses are all taught in english. and yes!! i made lots of new friends to enjoy my time here :)
the classes don't seem too easy tbh, so i'll have to study lots but i'm super excited!
Grace! I'm curious if this is an exchange program linked to UAB or you applied for it yourself?
this is a program that uab is a partner with! so i applied through uab
@@graceham oh thank you for telling me that!
@@kanejim3448 of course!!
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