Your GUIDE to UW Madison // campus life, cultural shift, & more! (part 2)

A Freshman's Guide to UW Madison - this video has FAQS on life, cultural shift, & more! I've compiled frequently asked questions on UW Madison from the live sessions and my Instagram DMs and split them into five categories. I tried to fit in a lot of info in this video so it may not be the most sPaZzY video like the rest of my stuff, but it'll be worth it!
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:22 party life
1:34 F1 visa stuff
1:58 placement tests
2:28 moving from abroad to Madison
3:10 move-in tips
4:37 best mobile carrier?
5:01 student health insurance
5:27 biking on campus
5:47 do you need a car
6:12 adjusting to life here
7:37 number of international students
7:45 saving money
8:33 how to balance friends, classes, & internships
9:03 startup culture
9:46 overrated and underrated things
10:45 pls like this and subscribe
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[@NandanV]

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[@GyaanCentral]

Great video man! Your videos are so good I can sit through all of them even though im not your target audience haha. Would love to see more vlogs/films

[@NandanV]

I appreciate that man! New vlog’s out today

[@praveenk226]

Hey!! You are doing a great job. I have applied for Ms-IE and would like to know about the career prospects. How likely is it for me to get a job before graduating. And can you pls make a video on jobs, internships and co-op opportunities. I'm little despondent on the setting up a career after graduating.
Thanks

[@NandanV]

Thanks! It's quite likely you'll get a job after graduating with a Masters in IE cuz the uni is really good for that. I've made some videos on internships and co-ops, so check out my channel for that! More will be coming soon

[@aaddilll3666]

Hey Bro! I’ll be coming to Madison in January and I am looking for a place to live in. Where should I search for a place and what place/area is good for a student at UW Madison?

[@NandanV]

Hey Aadil! You can look for housing on housing.wisc.edu or on apartments.com ; the Lakeshore / Southeast areas of campus (within 1.5 miles of the center of campus) are usually where people stay. Check out the dorms on the UW Madison housing website!

[@jenil5526]

How does it feel to be a super senior with all your friends graduating earlier?

[@NandanV]

it feels like when you take a little too long to tie your shoelaces after PE class and before you know it everyone’s yeeted

[@pavanagarwal9347]

Could you make some videos with other people at UW Madison

[@NandanV]

check out all the older videos on my channel

[@debashritodeb6141]

For grad students i guess your tuition is free you just need to pay the segregated fees.... Atleast in my case : )

[@NandanV]

Ah damn even for international students? I thought even when working as a TA you have to pay some of your tuition fees (more than what citizens / residents do)

[@debashritodeb6141]

Yeah we definitely need to pay the segregated fees which is around $900 dollars when you start as a non dissertator for first year and then once you are a dissertator from second year it gets reduced to half (for doctorate degree). But yeah in that too we pay bit more as international students as compared to natives..Also your videos are great : )