Thank you for posting! I studied in Iaşi before via the Erasmus+ program, and the dorm there was pretty decent.. otherwise I agree with everything else you said. I applied this year so hopefully I'll get accepted 🙏❤️🇷🇴
Yes, it depends on which dorm you`re staying, especially for Erasmus and exchange students they`re giving dorms with better conditions. Wish you good luck!🍀
@@mirasnotes incurand totii strainii vor pleca din Romania. anti ue anti nato, anti onu, anti strainii. afara cu toti straini din tara. sa stie toti straini ca 60% din Romanii suntem anti straini. uitate pe retele de socializare. dute de unde ai venit.
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
My question is I failed the physics in 12th twice lol I'm a clear it this time but does that will have any effect of me trying to get an admission in any Romanian Uni?
Hi there! I hope you are doing great! nice video! I have some questions that I want to ask. 1: In the first year that we are learning Romani, are we supported by the government like the rest of the university years( place to stay, monthly payments, etc.)?? 2: In your opinion, what are some good cities for applying for a bachelor in computer science? I don't know the Romani cities that well, and I appreciate your help with my questions. I wish you the best.
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Thanks for sharing I have been awarded the scholarship this year but I have only gotten the acceptance letter and not the accommodation letter from my school. I don't know how to go about it Also, I wish to ask if the Romanian government will guide us as we follow up with the visa process?
Dear friend, All you should do it to email the university you’ll be studying in to provide you with the accommodation letter as it is required to apply for the visa. I also got the scholarship and my university has already provided the letter to me. And I have already applied for my visa. I hope this helps you in a way. Wishing you the very best of luck.
@@amatcham9156 Hiiii friends, I am also a Romanian Scholarship student and I want to make a contact with you. Give me please your mail or something. ☺️
@@tamanjikestin1194 Hiiii friends, I am also a Romanian Scholarship student and I want to make a contact with you. Give me please your mail or something. ☺️
@@amatcham9156 Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
I'm romanian for real like is so many advantages and disadvantages like sometimes I am happy what I have But sometimes not.But sometimes not.I can say that be happy what you have in your school and don't look at others.
I totally agree. But I chose the topic of pros and cons, because I wanted to help many students from other countries make their choice and provide information based on my experience. Even the views indicate that this topic is of interest to many. Everything has its pros and cons, but this does not change the fact that I am happy here🥰
Thanks for the information. Please I want to know Romania or Portugal which is better, for quality of life and making money. Where should I move to please 🙏
Thanks for your opinion. If you don't mind, I have two questions: do we get our accommodations on arrival in the city or we have to live a few days elsewhere. And if not, Are hotels or hostels available there? 2. Kindly make videos on formalities that a freshman has to do. ❤❤❤❤❤
After arrival (at the end of September) you will get your room. You will be informed about it by uni secretary. If not, you should send an email. 2. Okay, I’m thinking about that as well!
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Interesting that you think the language is easy, especially when you had to learn it in only 1 year. The grammar wasn't annoying? You never mention he food, have you tried local dishes or you just eat what you are used to? And BTW when you travel, a quick trick to find places to visit is to to search online for - Obiective turistice in Judetul ... - and then you find a bunch of lists with w/e might be interesting in an area. BTW, what cultural differences stand out vs Kazakhstan?
I just compare it with English and despite the fact that I have been learning English almost all my life, I still make mistakes when speaking. And Romanian is perceived easier. Some topics were, of course, a bit difficult, for example, dative and so on. I've only tried sarmale with vegetables (I liked it), and mamaliga because I don't eat pork. And I also love cozonac and coliva. Btw thank u for the suggestion
And also about the differences with Kazakhstan, I would like to say that life in Romania seems to me more chill and many people work usually here until 4-5, while in our country they work until 18:30-19
@@mirasnotes I suppose the spelling is straight forward in Romanian while in English it takes some effort at first. And maybe the pronunciation, the sounds are also more comfortable for you as, while the accent in different, it's more similar to Russian while English is kinda different. Food, well Romania has a lot of soups for example and not all are pork, they can be chicken, beef, fish and there will be some that you'll like. You should also try zacusca (home made or from the vegetable market, or a good restaurant but not made at industrial scale from the supermarket), salata de vinete, icre, salata de beuf. And then deserts are the ones you buy at Cofetaria, the home made ones, plus some more. Pickles are kinda good too in Eastern Europe in general. For Easter drob de miel is traditional ( kinda like a haggis made from lamb organs) and lamb in general. And also pasca for Easter. Then cheeses, sana (sana is specific to RO, i am assuming you know it but just in case, it's kinda like kefir or sour milk). And mamaliga wise, try bulz too but it's kinda heavy. And stews can be made from all kinds of meat too. Maybe later i'll add some more on the topic If folks work until late, does that mean longer hours or do they start the day later? And do they go to sleep late? And i suppose, yeah Romania is kinda chill and Transilvania is more chill than the rest of Romania. People used to be more stressed in the past, the 80s and 90s were quite tough in Romania so that's why some older people are still quicker to get angry. Have you been to the Danube Delta or not yet?
I wanted try sana, because I lover kefir, but I was a bit scared🤣 I had no idea what is it. So thank u for explaining I guess I should try someday. They start working from 8-9 About Danube Delta: never heard about such a place🤔
@@mirasnotes Sana is maybe a tiny bit sweeter but just a tiny bit. The Danube Delta is a natural reserve and a World Heritage Site and it's a key stop for migratory birds on their way to Africa, some birds come from as far as China and Mongolia. In the summer i think there are over 300 species of birds there. Plus, fish, plants, animals - might also be the only spot in Europe that still has wild horses. You should go if you have the chance, at least a few days in 2 different spots - more than one to experience different vibes. And the food is mostly fish based. There is also a small community with Russian origins, mostly in small villages - they are called Lipoveni and they've been in Romania for hundreds of years as some kind of religious refugees- you can find some info on Wiki or something. And have you been to Salina Turda? It's like less than 30 km from Cluj i think. Sighisoara and Alba Iulia are not too far, Maramures is not too far, Apuseni Mountains are not too far and it's a nice landscape, kinda hilly not rocky but quite nice.
Hi, thanks for your information. I have one query, that is...romania is included in schengen Visa countries after having a Romanian visa. Why we can not move to other European countries? As my passport is not strong enough 🤐
Hey Mira, I am currently studying in UMF, Iasi..I haven't applied scholarship because I am not aware at the time I applied...Now I am going into 2 year of MBBS...Can I still apply for scholarship???
Dear can you please tell me 1)is it easy to get the romanian scholarship? 2)Also will all the results be announced on 15 july or it will announce gradually? 3) will all the applicants receive the mail of acceptance or rejection? Please give me your value added comment
Someone are studying in Rumania can you suggest me the university are good and have good facility in university. Especially in university dorm (free no fee) and faculty.... And also that I know the good university mostly is private but I don't know good in Rumania please someone suggest mee
Hello Dear Mira 2 important questions 1. Can i stay in 🇷🇴 after graduation and live there if I'm not interested in returning home? 2. Can i apply another course ( i.e another degree) for scholarship after i finish the first one
Hello, my question is if I want to live independently and not stay in the university accommodation, is it possible or is there accommodation for just one person or that I would have to pay for it.
As you said 65 euros is not enough for the expenses! So, is it ok for the students to do a part time job there? And can you tell me about the availability of halal food there?
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Hi, just saw your video. Very informative and helpful. I’m a Finnish citizen and I have top 5 passport so how often do I get to use it ? For example Christmas or eastern holidays ?
Hello an amazing video Btw a few questions i have, 1.what are the average fees of uni with government scholarship and do we have to pay for the dorms 2. Im 18 but experienced in my programming field can i get jobs for it or do i need certificate and stuff to get jobs 3. Is the studies in English or Romanian
Hello, from what I saw when you arrive in the country even without Romanian you receive Romanian classes and your studies are administered in English, however those who will do a doctorate can apparently do it in English.
Regarding scholarships, you do not pay for accommodation or tuition, registration, etc. If it is a scholarship offered by the government, you can also earn a small amount per month to help you with the costs. That is, if it's the scholarship I'm imagining, the one on the official Romanian website.
Hi, first, great video, thank you for that. Second, I'm Brazilian and I have some questions 😅😅 what course are you taking? how much was your average GPA? do you know brasov? (I applied there) Is 65 euros enough to eat well or do we need to have extra money? Is it true that on summer vacation we lost our accommodation? my english is weak (yes, i'm using google translator 😅😅can a person with basic english survive in romania ? sorry for the questions (some even personal) but there are not so many brazilians in romania and i think you can help me with that.😅 😅
Hi. I visited Brasov this month. I loved this city😍 So beautiful there. Yes, you need extra money Of course you can live with basic knowledge in english, no worries And I already answered to other questions in this video:th-cam.com/video/WeDDCPRCK8k/w-d-xo.html
Of course it’s almost impossible to understand 100% and speak without mistakes after learning the language just in one year. Especially all dialects etc… But still enough to understand many things
What country are you from? And I have a question about the 65 euros a month you get. Is it enough per month or do you have to work part-time to earn extra income to manage all monthly expenses? Are part-time jobs hard to find for international students who don't yet know the Romanian language?
It’s enough only for food, my parents are helping me with finances. About other questions I already answered in this video: th-cam.com/video/WeDDCPRCK8k/w-d-xo.html
@@mirasnotes I have watched your videos, which you sent the link to But there are still about three questions. If it did not bother you, I would like to ask you to answer 1. Total expenses per month, including food and others, how much do you spend per month? And in the summer, how much does it cost more than usually? 2. Is there an expensive fee for receiving money from abroad? 3. Can your family ship some stuff to you from abroad?
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Thank you for posting! I studied in Iaşi before via the Erasmus+ program, and the dorm there was pretty decent.. otherwise I agree with everything else you said. I applied this year so hopefully I'll get accepted 🙏❤️🇷🇴
Yes, it depends on which dorm you`re staying, especially for Erasmus and exchange students they`re giving dorms with better conditions. Wish you good luck!🍀
@@mirasnotes Yess I guess that's the case! Thank you so much and good luck to you in your studies! 🤗❤️
Thank uuu🥰🫶🏻
@@mirasnotes incurand totii strainii vor pleca din Romania. anti ue anti nato, anti onu, anti strainii. afara cu toti straini din tara. sa stie toti straini ca 60% din Romanii suntem anti straini. uitate pe retele de socializare. dute de unde ai venit.
Did you get accepted? 🫶
Thanks for sharing your experience 🤠❤
Thank you so much for the honest opinion
Thank u for watching!
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure!
Buna, great my friend.
Hi how long did it take you to get your student visa ?
All the best and good luck!
Thank you so much
Hello
Does the scholarship cover the health insurance??
👏❤️✊
Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
My question is I failed the physics in 12th twice lol I'm a clear it this time but does that will have any effect of me trying to get an admission in any Romanian Uni?
thank u for that Miss but pls i wanna know how to sing up????
I'm not from in Romania
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Hi there! I hope you are doing great! nice video! I have some questions that I want to ask. 1: In the first year that we are learning Romani, are we supported by the government like the rest of the university years( place to stay, monthly payments, etc.)?? 2: In your opinion, what are some good cities for applying for a bachelor in computer science? I don't know the Romani cities that well, and I appreciate your help with my questions. I wish you the best.
Sorry, it's Romanian not Romani. Romani are a minority nomadic group from Romania and surrounding countries.
@@balkanwitch5747 oh thanks for heads up, I appreciate it, you live in there?
Yes, you will be provided with accommodation, monthly payment etc
At the end of the study course, do they allow the scholarship holders to look for job in there?
Thank you for your informations,
What are the universities and dormitories that you recommend?
Basically it depends on your mark and luck. You can’t really choose any
Hi Mira, do universities have free food in their cafeterias? Or you need to buy your own food? Thank you!
You can buy food in cafeteria, unfortunately it’s not for free🥹
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Can I ask about the suprvisor acceptance form. Do you have any information about it?
Thanks for sharing
I have been awarded the scholarship this year but I have only gotten the acceptance letter and not the accommodation letter from my school. I don't know how to go about it
Also, I wish to ask if the Romanian government will guide us as we follow up with the visa process?
Dear friend,
All you should do it to email the university you’ll be studying in to provide you with the accommodation letter as it is required to apply for the visa. I also got the scholarship and my university has already provided the letter to me. And I have already applied for my visa. I hope this helps you in a way. Wishing you the very best of luck.
@@amatcham9156 thank you
Please which school will you begin your preparatory year in?
@@amatcham9156 Hiiii friends, I am also a Romanian Scholarship student and I want to make a contact with you. Give me please your mail or something. ☺️
@@tamanjikestin1194 Hiiii friends, I am also a Romanian Scholarship student and I want to make a contact with you. Give me please your mail or something. ☺️
@@amatcham9156 Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
in this scholarship computer programming can be done in english or romania languag?
I'm romanian for real like is so many advantages and disadvantages like sometimes I am happy what I have But sometimes not.But sometimes not.I can say that be happy what you have in your school and don't look at others.
I totally agree. But I chose the topic of pros and cons, because I wanted to help many students from other countries make their choice and provide information based on my experience. Even the views indicate that this topic is of interest to many. Everything has its pros and cons, but this does not change the fact that I am happy here🥰
Is doing bachelor in animation in romania worthful???
Nice
Thank you!
Thanks for the information. Please I want to know Romania or Portugal which is better, for quality of life and making money. Where should I move to please 🙏
I did my 12th since in 2k20 I got 48 percent marks can I get addmision in Romania
Thanks for your opinion. If you don't mind, I have two questions: do we get our accommodations on arrival in the city or we have to live a few days elsewhere.
And if not, Are hotels or hostels available there?
2. Kindly make videos on formalities that a freshman has to do.
❤❤❤❤❤
After arrival (at the end of September) you will get your room. You will be informed about it by uni secretary. If not, you should send an email.
2. Okay, I’m thinking about that as well!
@@mirasnotes Thank you so much
You’re welcome!
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Hello dear, please does the scholarship cover a flight ticket from your country to Romania?
Interesting that you think the language is easy, especially when you had to learn it in only 1 year. The grammar wasn't annoying?
You never mention he food, have you tried local dishes or you just eat what you are used to?
And BTW when you travel, a quick trick to find places to visit is to to search online for - Obiective turistice in Judetul ... - and then you find a bunch of lists with w/e might be interesting in an area.
BTW, what cultural differences stand out vs Kazakhstan?
I just compare it with English and despite the fact that I have been learning English almost all my life, I still make mistakes when speaking. And Romanian is perceived easier. Some topics were, of course, a bit difficult, for example, dative and so on. I've only tried sarmale with vegetables (I liked it), and mamaliga because I don't eat pork. And I also love cozonac and coliva. Btw thank u for the suggestion
And also about the differences with Kazakhstan, I would like to say that life in Romania seems to me more chill and many people work usually here until 4-5, while in our country they work until 18:30-19
@@mirasnotes I suppose the spelling is straight forward in Romanian while in English it takes some effort at first. And maybe the pronunciation, the sounds are also more comfortable for you as, while the accent in different, it's more similar to Russian while English is kinda different.
Food, well Romania has a lot of soups for example and not all are pork, they can be chicken, beef, fish and there will be some that you'll like. You should also try zacusca (home made or from the vegetable market, or a good restaurant but not made at industrial scale from the supermarket), salata de vinete, icre, salata de beuf. And then deserts are the ones you buy at Cofetaria, the home made ones, plus some more. Pickles are kinda good too in Eastern Europe in general. For Easter drob de miel is traditional ( kinda like a haggis made from lamb organs) and lamb in general. And also pasca for Easter.
Then cheeses, sana (sana is specific to RO, i am assuming you know it but just in case, it's kinda like kefir or sour milk). And mamaliga wise, try bulz too but it's kinda heavy. And stews can be made from all kinds of meat too. Maybe later i'll add some more on the topic
If folks work until late, does that mean longer hours or do they start the day later? And do they go to sleep late? And i suppose, yeah Romania is kinda chill and Transilvania is more chill than the rest of Romania. People used to be more stressed in the past, the 80s and 90s were quite tough in Romania so that's why some older people are still quicker to get angry.
Have you been to the Danube Delta or not yet?
I wanted try sana, because I lover kefir, but I was a bit scared🤣 I had no idea what is it. So thank u for explaining I guess I should try someday.
They start working from 8-9
About Danube Delta: never heard about such a place🤔
@@mirasnotes
Sana is maybe a tiny bit sweeter but just a tiny bit.
The Danube Delta is a natural reserve and a World Heritage Site and it's a key stop for migratory birds on their way to Africa, some birds come from as far as China and Mongolia. In the summer i think there are over 300 species of birds there. Plus, fish, plants, animals - might also be the only spot in Europe that still has wild horses. You should go if you have the chance, at least a few days in 2 different spots - more than one to experience different vibes. And the food is mostly fish based.
There is also a small community with Russian origins, mostly in small villages - they are called Lipoveni and they've been in Romania for hundreds of years as some kind of religious refugees- you can find some info on Wiki or something.
And have you been to Salina Turda? It's like less than 30 km from Cluj i think. Sighisoara and Alba Iulia are not too far, Maramures is not too far, Apuseni Mountains are not too far and it's a nice landscape, kinda hilly not rocky but quite nice.
If I may ask did you apply to a Romanian university separately after you applied for the Schorlarship
No
Can i move to europe after completing my college?
Are there lot of jobs in Romania for international students
Hi, thanks for your information. I have one query, that is...romania is included in schengen Visa countries after having a Romanian visa. Why we can not move to other European countries? As my passport is not strong enough 🤐
Romania is not in Schenghen area that’s why
Hello i am from Bangladesh. I need some information about Romania.
Hey Mira, I am currently studying in UMF, Iasi..I haven't applied scholarship because I am not aware at the time I applied...Now I am going into 2 year of MBBS...Can I still apply for scholarship???
can you please help me how can i apply for admission to study in romania, and scholarship too .. can you please drop your contact number or Email
the telegram channel link is not working
t.me/romaniangovernmentscholarship
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Dear can you please tell me
1)is it easy to get the romanian scholarship?
2)Also will all the results be announced on 15 july or it will announce gradually?
3) will all the applicants receive the mail of acceptance or rejection?
Please give me your value added comment
Someone are studying in Rumania can you suggest me the university are good and have good facility in university. Especially in university dorm (free no fee) and faculty.... And also that I know the good university mostly is private but I don't know good in Rumania please someone suggest mee
Hi, Does 65 euro enough for Food expenses?
Do you still get stipend during summer holiday? Is it true that students should pay for their own accommodation during summer holiday?
We don’t get.
Yes, it’s true
Good job. Are there many part time jobs for international students in Romania? Thanks
Depends on the type of work, for example, there are a lot of jobs in the service sector
@@mirasnotes Thank you! Yeah I meant service sector such as delivery
Delivery is always looking for workers here. You’re welcome
Thank you! Your videos inspire me to study in Romania!
Glad to hear!!
Hello Dear Mira
2 important questions
1. Can i stay in 🇷🇴 after graduation and live there if I'm not interested in returning home?
2. Can i apply another course ( i.e another degree) for scholarship after i finish the first one
Can you help me to write a CV please,which is applicable for scholarship,, I'm will apply for bachelor
I offer personal consultation service, let me know if you’re interested
Dear ,, can you do part time job while studying the language preparatory year?
You can
Hello, my question is if I want to live independently and not stay in the university accommodation, is it possible or is there accommodation for just one person or that I would have to pay for it.
Hi, yes, if you want to live alone, you can always refuse the dorm and you can find an apartment and pay rent
@@mirasnotes Hi, in case you refuse the accommodation will you get the rent allowance?
How about Romania proof of funds for student visa because I don't have enough but I want to study in Romania...@@njambiderrick6906
@@mirasnoteshow about Romania proof of funds for student visa because I don't have enough but I want to study in Romania.
As you said 65 euros is not enough for the expenses! So, is it ok for the students to do a part time job there? And can you tell me about the availability of halal food there?
Yes, you can work, after getting residence permit.
@@mirasnotes Does the Romania government scholarship program include language instruction for the Romanian language as part of the study, and is this language instruction provided free of charge to scholarship recipients? and the exam is also in Romania language means we have to read and write in Romania? Additionally, does the Romania government scholarship cover the cost of Wi-Fi services for students, or is it provided free of charge as part of the scholarship benefits? kindly reply
Hallo haw are you
Please, I am a Sri Lankan, can u help me, I want to know what kind of degree do you know have and what are the jobs available for business manegemnet?
is the stipend enough for a single PhD student?(85 euros)
Definitely not
Do they give a part time job time??
No.
is the ticket price is covered in the scholarship or not?
Noo
@@mirasnotes Or visa we get is Schengen??
And Visa fee is covered by the scholarship??
Please convey some information about it.
I will make a video. Ok?
@@mirasnotes Ok Thank youu!!
Can I get job in factory ?
I don’t know..
Hi, just saw your video. Very informative and helpful. I’m a Finnish citizen and I have top 5 passport so how often do I get to use it ? For example Christmas or eastern holidays ?
Can students work part-time?
They can
IELTS needed?
Not mandatory
Are courses done in English or?
Romanian
Hello an amazing video
Btw a few questions i have,
1.what are the average fees of uni with government scholarship and do we have to pay for the dorms
2. Im 18 but experienced in my programming field can i get jobs for it or do i need certificate and stuff to get jobs
3. Is the studies in English or Romanian
Hello, from what I saw when you arrive in the country even without Romanian you receive Romanian classes and your studies are administered in English, however those who will do a doctorate can apparently do it in English.
Regarding scholarships, you do not pay for accommodation or tuition, registration, etc. If it is a scholarship offered by the government, you can also earn a small amount per month to help you with the costs. That is, if it's the scholarship I'm imagining, the one on the official Romanian website.
I have a question regarding romanian govt scholarship is that how much is cgpa matter bcz I have a cgpa of 3.3/4 .Is it enough? Need honest opinion.
you should have 7 grades as per Romanian grading Scale and if you have 2.7 then you are on the safe side. you are already safe if you have 3.3 CGPA
what is your University name?
UBB
is it cluj napoca city?
Yes
Hi, first, great video, thank you for that. Second, I'm Brazilian and I have some questions 😅😅
what course are you taking?
how much was your average GPA?
do you know brasov? (I applied there)
Is 65 euros enough to eat well or do we need to have extra money?
Is it true that on summer vacation we lost our accommodation?
my english is weak (yes, i'm using google translator 😅😅can a person with basic english survive in romania ?
sorry for the questions (some even personal) but there are not so many brazilians in romania and i think you can help me with that.😅
😅
Hi. I visited Brasov this month. I loved this city😍 So beautiful there.
Yes, you need extra money
Of course you can live with basic knowledge in english, no worries
And I already answered to other questions in this video:th-cam.com/video/WeDDCPRCK8k/w-d-xo.html
@@mirasnotes thank you so much. you are the best 😅
You’re welcome!
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Im really wondering is one year enough to learn a new language ?
Of course it’s almost impossible to understand 100% and speak without mistakes after learning the language just in one year. Especially all dialects etc… But still enough to understand many things
What country are you from? And I have a question about the 65 euros a month you get.
Is it enough per month or do you have to work part-time to earn extra income to manage all monthly expenses?
Are part-time jobs hard to find for international students who don't yet know the Romanian language?
It’s enough only for food, my parents are helping me with finances. About other questions I already answered in this video: th-cam.com/video/WeDDCPRCK8k/w-d-xo.html
@@mirasnotes Thank you so much!🤗
You’re welcome!
@@mirasnotes I have watched your videos, which you sent the link to But there are still about three questions. If it did not bother you, I would like to ask you to answer
1. Total expenses per month, including food and others, how much do you spend per month? And in the summer, how much does it cost more than usually?
2. Is there an expensive fee for receiving money from abroad?
3. Can your family ship some stuff to you from abroad?