If you don´t want to pay a lot for your master degree you should really consider coming to Germany. We pay like 300 Euros so its really cheap compared to England or the US
Really?! I just have one year to go at uni (I'm studying Human Nutrition and Dietetics) and then I wanna do a masters degree but don't really know where! I'm from Spain😊
Ari Dmack well I can only say that German University are really good and if you don’t do your degree at a private uni they are really cheap compared to other countries. 100% cheaper than studying in the USA or the UK
I’ve studied in Germany for 2 years (as well as in France and the UK), and honestly : no university I’ve studied at was as good as the university of Tuebingen (Baden-Wurttemberg). It‘s one of the oldest german universities, costs literally nothing, has an INCREDIBLE library and the greatest and nicest lecturers. The system is based on the concept of „self work“: you will spend little time in actual seminars/lectures, and are more or less free to study what and when you want, as well as for how long as you want (Bachelors take 3 years on paper, but most students study way longer). And, no worries, most classes have been in English (at least in my case), and even in german seminars, they were very understanding and nice to students who may have had some difficulties with the language.
Studying somewhere in Europe and learning new language aside is a really good idea. You will be still not that far from UK but different language and culture. Good luck with decisions and your plans
If you’re looking for the america’s you’re MUCH better off looking at Canada. The states are so much more expensive and because Canada is commonwealth it’s a lot easier for UK students to get visas and funding there. Take a look at UBC and U of T! You would absolutely love Vancouver!
Even Guelph! I feel like the vibe fits her so well (big vegan community, commitment to sustainability, and the nutrition/health programs they offer. Also there’s so many animals on campus all the time lol)
YES college in america is fucking expensive. my sister graduated from her undergrad a year (2 semesters) early and after a few months she was already paying about $800 USD per month, and she got a fair amount of scholarships
@@grandmotheraesthetic452 I respectfully disagree. Doing something different isn't necessarily wrong--this is so new that it is difficult to know if it is as good as it seems ( and I understand that there have been negative experiences but I think it is more that the negative voices are loud, but not necessarily plentiful). As someone who was heartbroken on results day, I couldn't be happier one year later--my situation was unexpected but the different aspects of my course now are what makes it so valuable to me
Yay!! I'm from Germany and I'm planning on doing a Masters in the UK in September 2020. 😅 I've been travelling for the past few months and I've had the most exciting time of my life (so far). Before I started my first solo trip to Spain, I've never travelled on my own but once you get used to it, it feels incredibly liberating!!
I applied for a master but I was not selected which made me soooo sad for a while. Then I thought that life is not always so consistent. Sometimes there are ups and downs. Thank you for reminding me that I need to put many plans bc there is always another way. Wish me luck.
Johanna Getbackyourlife how much inexpensive is it ?! I’m thinking of studying abroad but in English plus I’m interested in learning the language if you know please that would be helpful and yeah thank you in advance 😊❤️
Amira Allag paying for uni per semester is usually around 300€ (paid once for 6 months) although universities set the price of some fees themselves so one might be 280€ and the other might be 310€. the living situation really depends on which city you live in, bigger cities are definitely more difficult to find a spot and more expansive but I think 230-400€ for a dorm room (if available) or one in a shared flat is average with 400€ being rather pricey.
@@amiraallag7669 Hey:) Erna put it correctly:) As long as you study at a public university, which most of ours are, it is about 300 euros per semester and addtionally, you get a lot of discounts in public life:) Food is in general rather cheap here. If you aim at studying at one of the older, more classic and beautiful universities, living expenses are usually much higher than in other cities. Especially southern Germany tends to be more expensive.;) I hope this helps:)
Being bilingual is AWESOME 🤩! You get to enjoy or consume things you couldn’t because they don’t exists in the language you speak. Also you get to see other ways of living and thinking. I’ve been studying English my entire life and I’m now starting French 🥳 Soooo, yes to study a new language! I believe you are gonna love it 😍
You should consider Trinity College Dublin, its one of the best unis in the world! I find it strange how a lot of Irish people decide to go to uni in England but English people never consider going to university in Ireland, when Ireland has some of the best universities
Hey Holly! In Belgium, there is a very good university called KU Leuven. It's in the top 50 of the world and they have courses in English. The people who go to there speak mostly Dutch, French, German and English ofcourse. Just wanted to let you know 😂😅💚💚
University of Ghent is also really good! Some courses are even rated as the #1 world wide. Belgium tuition is around 1000/year, still quite low comparing to other EU countries. And Belgium is so small you drive 2 hours and are in another country, so traveling-wise it's also nice :)
If Holly reads this: www.tum.de/studium/studienangebot/detail/nutrition-and-biomedicine-master-of-science-msc/ is a really great nutrition master's course in Munich! :)
Holly Gabrielle ❤️ it‘s supposed to be done in English so you wouldn’t have to worry about the German language in a academic sense, you could just learn it while living in Germany!
hello Holly, at the university in Vienna, Austria you just pay about € 20 each month for insurance and the rest is free. That's one of the reasons I want to study there. :) Wish you luck with your choice
Master studies cost more. I think a couple of thousand a year but still studying in Austria is very cheap compared to Australia or US and vienna is really a very beautiful city to live in.
This is so exciting! I wish I could organize/plan like that. I've been subscribed for a while, but do you have a video on how to get organized and plan better? I'm always super busy and take on a bunch of things at once when it comes to school, work or even just personal stuff and I find myself overwhelmed and stressed because I don't know how to manage my time properly. Best of luck with everything!
If you want to experience new culture, germany is pretty good (in my opinion) because in the country are many different cultures, in the different regions and here a lot of people from other countries, not only in big cities. But i don’t really have experiences in other countries, so it might be just a normal thing.
You are soooo productive and responsible and that makes me feel like I’m soooo waste of my time and I have been such a loser for many years I didn’t study hard at university and I didn’t try harder after graduate.but you really pushed me after i watched your channel!!!i feel bad about my past because of you but in good way!!im want to get a certification 2020 on September,I will definitely plan it well,I didn’t quite follow my last certification 2019 plan even though I got it finally.just motivates myself this time like you!!!good luck!!
I am learning German right now and I AM LOVING IT!! Its a very interesting language, its almost like English in some parts but its also very different. Go girl!!!
do a half marathon; it’s a great starting point and will be much more manageable but still one of the most amazing experiences of my life (Royal Parks Half marathon London was incredible)
Running is really fun but I'd recommend easing into it with a few shorter events - aka a few 10kms, half marathons etc. I ran my first marathon last year after having run consistently for 3 years and trained intensively for 16 weeks in the lead up. The experience form other races and training for them was invaluable during the whole process. What I'd recommend is training for a few shorter events and working towards running another marathon in under 3:45 which would give you a time-based qualification for the London Marathon which in my opinion is a lot more rewarding having that mental and physical build up for a year or so rather than 'just' running it. For unit I'd recommend checking out University of Melbourne. Melbourne is so much nicer (and cheaper) than Sydney to live in (I've lived in both places). It has a vegan quarter close to the city, far better public transport (inner city), a much nicer and easily-navigatable CBD and a uni campus that is a 5 minute walk from the CBD making everything so nice and local. I moved to Melbourne to study and absolutely love it. I've done both my undergrad and postgrad at Melbourne Uni and can't recommend it enough!
In Germany studying is really affordable & if you choose a uni where you study in Englisch it’s maybe more useful for working in the uk but you will also learn German when you take a German class and dance in a group where everyone will speak German
Hey Holly, have you considered studying in Heidelberg, Germany? It is such a beautiful city and the university has an excellent reputation!☺️ Otherwise the Berlin Universities are also good and Munich as well (living is costly there)
You should deffinitly look into getting your masters in canada! The application process is known to be much less bias then the us, plus education is MUCH cheaper. We have beautiful scenery here that you would easily be able to travel to! The campuses are also amazing. Love from canada!🍁
Hey Holly, I think you are aware of this. But just to make sure, applying to places like cornell is just like cambridge kind of a crapshoot. So if you are considering applying there, I would highly recommend applying to more than just one school to greater your changes of admission. In term of academics you couldn't be at a better spot
I posted on a previous video as well but look into Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm! It’s one of the top medical universities in the world and there is NO tuition for European students. They have a masters in nutrition. I think you’d really like Stockholm as well. It’s very active city with lots of water and nature and outdoor activities all year round (according to the weather). Just a tip! Good luck with planning 😊
Oh Holly I imagine you would love the "molecular nutritional science" course in Stuttgart Hohenheim, Germany. The Hohenheimer nutritionists are great and Germany would be very happy to welcome you🇩🇪❤️
If you need funding for a US masters you can apply for an assistantship probably in teaching if you don't want to do research. For an MPH it's usually two years. I did my undergrad at George Washington University in Washington, DC and they have a really good public health and epidemiology program but a private university will be much more expensive than a public one such as the University of Maryland which is also a good school for public health and near by DC. The DC vegan scene is great and it's a great city to be a student in as there are free museums and tons of things to do!
Have you considered going to ETH in Zurich? They always rank really high in any sort of university ranking and they have a masters program in nutrition and health.
The marathon plan is totoally doable! I think I pretty much run as much as you do and four years ago I signed up for a half-marathon without training, and it went pretty smoothly. However, proper training is definitely necessary since you could easily get injured if you don't have enough prepration.
You should look at Groningen university, idk if they offer nutrition but it’s a really great city to live in and has a real international vibe, plus it’s only 2 hours away from Amsterdam and only 1hour to Germany :))) I really think you would enjoy studying abroad!!! Xx
If you didn’t want the added stress of raising a certain amount of money for the London marathon, Manchester is also in April and a big city marathon. You can still raise money for it but won’t have to raise a certain amount if you get a public place. I’m training for a marathon in November and am following one of Ben Parkes’ plans. He’s got s youtube channel and really inspiring (although runs hella fast)
Hi Holly! I have previously studied a BSc in public health nutrition and now I am continuing on with an MSc in Applied sports nutrition! I think that if you did want to practice nutrition following your course you should only look for courses in the UK as regulations in the US and EU are completely different which may affect your ability to practice here. Also if you are looking for a course you should look for one that is affiliated with the Association for Nutritionist (AfN). Most public health nutrition courses will touch base on epidemiology and nutritional disease and diet-related factors which you can then specialise your dissertation project around :) Hope this helps
I’m from Belgium and our education here is great! It’s also very inexpensive compared to the UK and USA (still expensive for me lol). We speak four languages here: dutch, french, german and english, although english isn’t an official language of our country, a lot of people know it. If you want to learn more languages, Belgium is like the perfect place haha. Anyways, good luck with your research and i hope that whatever you decide, you’ll be happy :)
The wanting to study in the US struggle is so real with funding and the best unis are the ones with the best scholarship packages! I’m definitely going to need back up applications for courses elsewhere in the world which I feel is gonna annoy my reference writers but there we go.
Hey holly ! I just realized that the both of us share the same birthday ! And I'm so happy to know that because I can relate to so many things like the live for biology , travelling, learning new languages and dance and making decisions. You are so inspiring Lots of love from India
If you want to learn German anyway: Germany and Austria have free unis. University is completely free here (for EU students I think, other fees are generally very low).
I finished A levels and always knew that travelling was gonna be a very important part of my life. As a sort of break from family stuff and hard studying after A levels, and before going straight to Uni, I thought.."Why the fuck shouldn't I go to Australia?!". So I went. And it was the most evolving, challenging, rewarding experience of my life. I packed up a bag and literally just left. I was in Sydney for 6 months travelling from hostel to hostel, which by the way I really encourage you to do, cheapest option but also the place where you will meet lots of people from all over around the world that are doing the same exact thing. Met some of my closest friends that are still now and ended up renting a house with them over there. Then decided that I wasn't done with seeing the world yet so I left alone for New Zealand and then Bali. I'm now waiting to go to St Mary's, Twickenham, in September. Honestly Holly, do it. It will change you forever.
Like where do you get the money from to travel for 6 months alone? Are your parents paying for this because this could come to a crazy amount! Also my parents would never allow me to go away for 1 week, not to mention 6 months!
@@leilaponziani7141 How much did it like cost you overall? I'm a senior this year too and I feel like I haven't done any extracurriculars and have never travelled anywhere outside the middle east, so I reallly need something like this
@@rawanmamdouh7345 it sort of depends where you are going. Regarding Australia the biggest price was to get the visa and flights etc. When you get there you should be fine as long as you're working!
Colleges in Canada are different than College/University in the US, but we do have Masters programs that require a bachelors. You don't need to only go to University for a masters degree! I'm in Ontario and we got so many colleges with so many masters programs (especially around Toronto). Masters in Colleges get great field placements as well! edit: we call masters, "Graduate Programs" for colleges
I’m a Vegan and I guess most of Vegan people are kinda interested in Nutritions cause they’re generally more aware of how food is effecting them and their body , and I personally love to know more about Nutritions and may help people out 😃
Definitely take a look at the University of Rochester in the US! It's super well known and well-regarded in the US, plus has a huge Public Health school for a master's degree. It's also smaller than Cornell, so they are a lot more personal! Good luck on your search!
If you are considering the US for graduate school...Don’t underestimate public schools here. Places like Univeristy of Michigan, UCLA, etc. are regarded as just as good as the ivies here in the US (sometimes even more well regarded, as students at ivies have a stereotype of being pretentious). They can also be cheaper than private universities. I don’t know anything about specific programs though :) can’t wait to follow your journey :)
OMG!!!! USYD would be awesome. I'm about to graduate from there!!! In fact I was at Cambridge earlier this year and I think you would really appreciate both the similarities and differences between those experiences. We have a masters of nutrition and dietetics which my friend completed. Our starting time is the last week of February.
Maybe you should also consider some universities in Scandinavia/The Nordic countries! I think our way of life would suit you plus if you learn either Danish, Swedish or Norwegian, you'll be able to understand all of them somewhat as they are similar, so that's three languages with one stone. The only hurdle is that we speak English very well, but we respect if you'd rather try your hand at Danish (or Swedish or Norwegian), but you might need to let people know because they will speak English on instinct to help you out :)
Yes definitely come to Germany! I have also always wanted to run a marathon too (currently working up from 10k to half marathon). I love this video because I can relate so much about wanting to travel and get out of my comfort zone. Can't wait to see what you do next!!!
If you want to apply to the MS in the US for academic year 20/21 you are already running late for competitive programs as you should submit your GRE grades and all the application documents around November/ early December.
Plenty of EU countries offer cutting edge educational plans and besides in many of them education is public (public as in funded by the government since i am not sure it means the same in the UK) which means that anyone with decent decent grades can apply and obtain an scholarship that will cover university fees and other expenses so its definitely something to bear in mind when studying abroad as it can become quite expensive.
Please consider a PhD if you are looking at US programs. For some STEM fields a PhD is worth more than a Masters and they pay you (kinda) to study so you won't be going into more debt.
I can recommend checking Denmark out. The education is free (also uni) and you even get some money from the country! I live here, but Im not danish and I really enjoy it.
I'm hoping to go abroad for my masters too, once I finish this degree. Hopefully Germany or Austria, or somewhere in Scandinavia/Nordics. Tbh though it's always baffled me as to why people want to go to the US for anything XD
I sometimes wish I spoke another language but then I remember English isn't actually my first language lol you kinda forget when everything you watch and read is in English.. btw I would recommend "workaway" you can sign up for like 30£ and look for a place to work at in exchange for food and accommodation
I'm from Germany studying biomedical engineering and life sciences in Korea. I've never attended a German university but as far as I know it's incredibly cheap. I think Korea is also an interesting country to study in but I generally wouldn't recommend universities in Asia if you've attended college in the west before, just because the teaching style is very different.
Im sure there are research opportunities that focus on diet, disease, and nutrition. There are tons of research opportunities outside of basic science research so I think that would be cool to look into. My college has research opportunities having to do with nutrition and public health!
Yasssss....solo travelling...that's kinda my dream...but chances of fulfilling that dream is rare for me..😞nd....I m really missing ur study wd me...vids...anyways...luv from India
German subscriber here!! I didn‘t know you were interested in learning German but that‘s so cool. Definitely message me if you have any questions about Germany!
Leipzig (Germany)is a beautiful (not expensive (220€ per semester including tickets for busses and trains)) uni and Leipzig is also really great for vegan people.
Hi Holly! Have you looked at universities in Canada? We have some great universities and Canada is such a beautiful and wonderful place to live and study! Just a thought to consider when you are researching different universities:) Greetings from Canada🇨🇦
Come to Vienna, it has the highest standard of living in the world! (I think, or at least it's at the very top :) Edit: The hospital is also the biggest in Europe, I study medicine there and it is very multi cultural, studying costs 20€ per semester, so it is very cheap.
Uploading on results day... smart move!! Also full respect for your STEM - I do English Lit and am going into finals this October (uuuuUUUUUGH). Dissertation starts as soon as I get back too. Also, I'm thinking of inventing a diary/project planner hybrid for the purpose of relieving anxiety and harnessing creative thinking.
There’s some amazing universities in Canada and you could also do it Montreal or Ottawa and learn French and the culture is similar to France so you get the European vibe but also the American vibe.
I am from Germany and currently studying „Nutrition and Fitness in Prevention“ ☺️ currently it’s a Bachelor course but they want to turn it into a Master as well.... we’ll see what’s going to happen
Hey Holly! Being a German (Business) student, I'm very glade to hear, that you consider to do your master degree in Germany! In reference, I would really recommend you to take a look at the offer of the University of Hohenheim. Our faculty for Food Science has a great reputation :)
Hey Holly! I'm in very similar situation with my life now because I will finish my bachelor in january and probably will start my masters in setpember 2020 (also considering going to Germany). But still don't know what to do in the meantime. Perhaps travelling as well, but don't know where to. Anyway, thank you for this video, it inspired me so much! Also, would really love to run a marathon (or half marathon 😁)
I live in Germany and love to hear your interest in learning German.
Ich auch!! Ich liebe es zu hören wenn Engländer Deutsch sprechen
Life planning?! This is what I need in life.
If you don´t want to pay a lot for your master degree you should really consider coming to Germany. We pay like 300 Euros so its really cheap compared to England or the US
This is an amazing idea!
Really?! I just have one year to go at uni (I'm studying Human Nutrition and Dietetics) and then I wanna do a masters degree but don't really know where! I'm from Spain😊
Ari Dmack well I can only say that German University are really good and if you don’t do your degree at a private uni they are really cheap compared to other countries. 100% cheaper than studying in the USA or the UK
In Poland we dont pay at all 🤣
I’ve studied in Germany for 2 years (as well as in France and the UK), and honestly : no university I’ve studied at was as good as the university of Tuebingen (Baden-Wurttemberg). It‘s one of the oldest german universities, costs literally nothing, has an INCREDIBLE library and the greatest and nicest lecturers. The system is based on the concept of „self work“: you will spend little time in actual seminars/lectures, and are more or less free to study what and when you want, as well as for how long as you want (Bachelors take 3 years on paper, but most students study way longer).
And, no worries, most classes have been in English (at least in my case), and even in german seminars, they were very understanding and nice to students who may have had some difficulties with the language.
Studying somewhere in Europe and learning new language aside is a really good idea. You will be still not that far from UK but different language and culture. Good luck with decisions and your plans
If you’re looking for the america’s you’re MUCH better off looking at Canada. The states are so much more expensive and because Canada is commonwealth it’s a lot easier for UK students to get visas and funding there. Take a look at UBC and U of T! You would absolutely love Vancouver!
Evie Bell and queens too maybe?
Even Guelph! I feel like the vibe fits her so well (big vegan community, commitment to sustainability, and the nutrition/health programs they offer. Also there’s so many animals on campus all the time lol)
@@simplysabrina8947 Guelph also has a public health masters and really good profs for epidemiology so she could take classes in that too!
YES college in america is fucking expensive. my sister graduated from her undergrad a year (2 semesters) early and after a few months she was already paying about $800 USD per month, and she got a fair amount of scholarships
Did an exchange at UBC, can only recommend. The campus is great
I feel like the "someone" who convinced you to solo travel is jade.....
I don't like Jade after the minerva thing....
She is too positive for her own good.
@@grandmotheraesthetic452 I respectfully disagree. Doing something different isn't necessarily wrong--this is so new that it is difficult to know if it is as good as it seems ( and I understand that there have been negative experiences but I think it is more that the negative voices are loud, but not necessarily plentiful). As someone who was heartbroken on results day, I couldn't be happier one year later--my situation was unexpected but the different aspects of my course now are what makes it so valuable to me
@@grandmotheraesthetic452 also, you have an amazing username!
@@sharks2571 I just think that Jades degree won't work with Minerva.
Awww thank you❤
@@grandmotheraesthetic452 Jade annoyed me with the whole travelling thing. Only trying to appear woke for the sake of her image.
Yay!! I'm from Germany and I'm planning on doing a Masters in the UK in September 2020. 😅
I've been travelling for the past few months and I've had the most exciting time of my life (so far). Before I started my first solo trip to Spain, I've never travelled on my own but once you get used to it, it feels incredibly liberating!!
I applied for a master but I was not selected which made me soooo sad for a while. Then I thought that life is not always so consistent. Sometimes there are ups and downs. Thank you for reminding me that I need to put many plans bc there is always another way. Wish me luck.
Imane 77777 good luck 😍
thank you dear
Yeah, come to Germany:) Studying here is really inexpensive and the quality is good:)
Johanna Getbackyourlife Yes, I totally agree 🙂
Johanna Getbackyourlife how much inexpensive is it ?! I’m thinking of studying abroad but in English plus I’m interested in learning the language if you know please that would be helpful and yeah thank you in advance 😊❤️
Amira Allag paying for uni per semester is usually around 300€ (paid once for 6 months) although universities set the price of some fees themselves so one might be 280€ and the other might be 310€. the living situation really depends on which city you live in, bigger cities are definitely more difficult to find a spot and more expansive but I think 230-400€ for a dorm room (if available) or one in a shared flat is average with 400€ being rather pricey.
Erna Tutic thank you so much
@@amiraallag7669 Hey:) Erna put it correctly:) As long as you study at a public university, which most of ours are, it is about 300 euros per semester and addtionally, you get a lot of discounts in public life:) Food is in general rather cheap here. If you aim at studying at one of the older, more classic and beautiful universities, living expenses are usually much higher than in other cities. Especially southern Germany tends to be more expensive.;) I hope this helps:)
Being bilingual is AWESOME 🤩! You get to enjoy or consume things you couldn’t because they don’t exists in the language you speak. Also you get to see other ways of living and thinking. I’ve been studying English my entire life and I’m now starting French 🥳
Soooo, yes to study a new language! I believe you are gonna love it 😍
Got into my dream uni to study Biological Sciences today! (I firmed them for Biochem but my chemistry grade wasn’t great) I’m sooo HAPPY
bravo! I am happy for you :DDD
Sila Bülbül Thank You ✨
EffyApples congrats!!! What uni is it??
Congrats!
Congratulations!
You should consider Trinity College Dublin, its one of the best unis in the world! I find it strange how a lot of Irish people decide to go to uni in England but English people never consider going to university in Ireland, when Ireland has some of the best universities
Hey Holly! In Belgium, there is a very good university called KU Leuven. It's in the top 50 of the world and they have courses in English. The people who go to there speak mostly Dutch, French, German and English ofcourse. Just wanted to let you know 😂😅💚💚
Emma's Tea - this is actually good info for me too!
University of Ghent is also really good! Some courses are even rated as the #1 world wide. Belgium tuition is around 1000/year, still quite low comparing to other EU countries. And Belgium is so small you drive 2 hours and are in another country, so traveling-wise it's also nice :)
University of Ghent is rated a lot higher, but ofcourse it depends on the degree
Would also recommend Belgian unis (and absolutely not bc it's my country).
Yes german!😊
Das wäre echt toll!😏( that would be great!)
If Holly reads this: www.tum.de/studium/studienangebot/detail/nutrition-and-biomedicine-master-of-science-msc/ is a really great nutrition master's course in Munich! :)
@@isi8351 thank you!!!!
WATCH THIS SPACE: i will be speaking german in a video very soooooon ......
Holly Gabrielle ❤️ it‘s supposed to be done in English so you wouldn’t have to worry about the German language in a academic sense, you could just learn it while living in Germany!
@@HollyGabrielle uh I'm excited I would love to help you improve your German
hello Holly, at the university in Vienna, Austria you just pay about € 20 each month for insurance and the rest is free. That's one of the reasons I want to study there. :) Wish you luck with your choice
It's even less - you pay 19,90€ a semester
Master studies cost more. I think a couple of thousand a year but still studying in Austria is very cheap compared to Australia or US and vienna is really a very beautiful city to live in.
Don’t ever come to Vienna, not gonna worth it:(
Have you completed a half marathon before? I’d really recommend doing one of them first before the full marathon x
M Somers no I haven’t, but thanks for the advice - I didn’t think of that actually!!!
Holly Gabrielle no worries! Keep us updated!
This is so exciting! I wish I could organize/plan like that. I've been subscribed for a while, but do you have a video on how to get organized and plan better? I'm always super busy and take on a bunch of things at once when it comes to school, work or even just personal stuff and I find myself overwhelmed and stressed because I don't know how to manage my time properly. Best of luck with everything!
If you want to experience new culture, germany is pretty good (in my opinion) because in the country are many different cultures, in the different regions and here a lot of people from other countries, not only in big cities. But i don’t really have experiences in other countries, so it might be just a normal thing.
I feel my best when you upload a video lots of love from Egypt holly ❤
we share the same name ,n I'm from Algeria .. hi !!
@@Amina-yz3ug Hi 😍❤
Egypt!!!!!! oh my lifetym dream to see ur place ❤
@@hemab3531 you definitely should come there are very nice places here 💜
You are soooo productive and responsible and that makes me feel like I’m soooo waste of my time and I have been such a loser for many years I didn’t study hard at university and I didn’t try harder after graduate.but you really pushed me after i watched your channel!!!i feel bad about my past because of you but in good way!!im want to get a certification 2020 on September,I will definitely plan it well,I didn’t quite follow my last certification 2019 plan even though I got it finally.just motivates myself this time like you!!!good luck!!
I am learning German right now and I AM LOVING IT!! Its a very interesting language, its almost like English in some parts but its also very different. Go girl!!!
do a half marathon; it’s a great starting point and will be much more manageable but still one of the most amazing experiences of my life (Royal Parks Half marathon London was incredible)
You are coming to Portugal with your sister!! So excited for you, you will love it here!!
In Germany you have summer semester and a winter semester so you can start either in April or September/October
Running is really fun but I'd recommend easing into it with a few shorter events - aka a few 10kms, half marathons etc. I ran my first marathon last year after having run consistently for 3 years and trained intensively for 16 weeks in the lead up. The experience form other races and training for them was invaluable during the whole process. What I'd recommend is training for a few shorter events and working towards running another marathon in under 3:45 which would give you a time-based qualification for the London Marathon which in my opinion is a lot more rewarding having that mental and physical build up for a year or so rather than 'just' running it.
For unit I'd recommend checking out University of Melbourne. Melbourne is so much nicer (and cheaper) than Sydney to live in (I've lived in both places). It has a vegan quarter close to the city, far better public transport (inner city), a much nicer and easily-navigatable CBD and a uni campus that is a 5 minute walk from the CBD making everything so nice and local. I moved to Melbourne to study and absolutely love it. I've done both my undergrad and postgrad at Melbourne Uni and can't recommend it enough!
In Germany studying is really affordable & if you choose a uni where you study in Englisch it’s maybe more useful for working in the uk but you will also learn German when you take a German class and dance in a group where everyone will speak German
The university in Munich is one of the best in the world and Munich is beautiful
Hey Holly, have you considered studying in Heidelberg, Germany? It is such a beautiful city and the university has an excellent reputation!☺️ Otherwise the Berlin Universities are also good and Munich as well (living is costly there)
Hohenheim is also an idea!
I live in Germany and I agree
Heidelberg is also known for their medical department
And Tübingen
You should deffinitly look into getting your masters in canada! The application process is known to be much less bias then the us, plus education is MUCH cheaper. We have beautiful scenery here that you would easily be able to travel to! The campuses are also amazing.
Love from canada!🍁
Leah Johnstone: Holly finished top in her year at Cambridge. I don’t suppose she is too concerned about bias in entry.
Hi, I’m from Andorra, I’m 20 now and when I was 19 I ran a mountain marathon and you will enjoy it for sure!!!!!
Hey Holly, I think you are aware of this. But just to make sure, applying to places like cornell is just like cambridge kind of a crapshoot. So if you are considering applying there, I would highly recommend applying to more than just one school to greater your changes of admission. In term of academics you couldn't be at a better spot
I posted on a previous video as well but look into Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm! It’s one of the top medical universities in the world and there is NO tuition for European students. They have a masters in nutrition. I think you’d really like Stockholm as well. It’s very active city with lots of water and nature and outdoor activities all year round (according to the weather). Just a tip! Good luck with planning 😊
Holly, you are the biggest mood EVER! I really adore your way of being. So sympathetic and real. Greetings from Germany 🌞.
Oh Holly I imagine you would love the "molecular nutritional science" course in Stuttgart Hohenheim, Germany. The Hohenheimer nutritionists are great and Germany would be very happy to welcome you🇩🇪❤️
Nutrition is also very important in terms of cancer prevention :)
i agree :) there are many potential avenues i can go down!!!
Germany is a good option :)
You only pay only 300-400€ per semester and most Uni's
are really helpful with your questions/problems
If you need funding for a US masters you can apply for an assistantship probably in teaching if you don't want to do research. For an MPH it's usually two years. I did my undergrad at George Washington University in Washington, DC and they have a really good public health and epidemiology program but a private university will be much more expensive than a public one such as the University of Maryland which is also a good school for public health and near by DC. The DC vegan scene is great and it's a great city to be a student in as there are free museums and tons of things to do!
Have you considered going to ETH in Zurich?
They always rank really high in any sort of university ranking and they have a masters program in nutrition and health.
The marathon plan is totoally doable! I think I pretty much run as much as you do and four years ago I signed up for a half-marathon without training, and it went pretty smoothly. However, proper training is definitely necessary since you could easily get injured if you don't have enough prepration.
You should look at Groningen university, idk if they offer nutrition but it’s a really great city to live in and has a real international vibe, plus it’s only 2 hours away from Amsterdam and only 1hour to Germany :))) I really think you would enjoy studying abroad!!! Xx
El110899 Same for Wageningen University
Im a Nutritional science student holly and think that you are a perfect fit for this field. Seriously all the best
If you didn’t want the added stress of raising a certain amount of money for the London marathon, Manchester is also in April and a big city marathon. You can still raise money for it but won’t have to raise a certain amount if you get a public place. I’m training for a marathon in November and am following one of Ben Parkes’ plans. He’s got s youtube channel and really inspiring (although runs hella fast)
I run half marathons, I think it's the perfect distance, and i don't really have the urge to run a full. Halfs are enough toll on my body for now.
Holly, stop planning and let life surprise you! Enjoy yourself without being worried about the future!
Hi Holly! I have previously studied a BSc in public health nutrition and now I am continuing on with an MSc in Applied sports nutrition! I think that if you did want to practice nutrition following your course you should only look for courses in the UK as regulations in the US and EU are completely different which may affect your ability to practice here. Also if you are looking for a course you should look for one that is affiliated with the Association for Nutritionist (AfN). Most public health nutrition courses will touch base on epidemiology and nutritional disease and diet-related factors which you can then specialise your dissertation project around :) Hope this helps
please can I get a copy of this calendar template :)
I’m from Belgium and our education here is great! It’s also very inexpensive compared to the UK and USA (still expensive for me lol). We speak four languages here: dutch, french, german and english, although english isn’t an official language of our country, a lot of people know it. If you want to learn more languages, Belgium is like the perfect place haha. Anyways, good luck with your research and i hope that whatever you decide, you’ll be happy :)
The wanting to study in the US struggle is so real with funding and the best unis are the ones with the best scholarship packages! I’m definitely going to need back up applications for courses elsewhere in the world which I feel is gonna annoy my reference writers but there we go.
Hey holly !
I just realized that the both of us share the same birthday !
And I'm so happy to know that because I can relate to so many things like the live for biology , travelling, learning new languages and dance and making decisions. You are so inspiring
Lots of love from India
Funny how holly wasn't sure about the marathon and now she runs so many xD
I'm a half German student at the University of Loughborough AHH so exciting you are thinking to learn German !
If you want to learn German anyway: Germany and Austria have free unis. University is completely free here (for EU students I think, other fees are generally very low).
I finished A levels and always knew that travelling was gonna be a very important part of my life. As a sort of break from family stuff and hard studying after A levels, and before going straight to Uni, I thought.."Why the fuck shouldn't I go to Australia?!". So I went. And it was the most evolving, challenging, rewarding experience of my life. I packed up a bag and literally just left. I was in Sydney for 6 months travelling from hostel to hostel, which by the way I really encourage you to do, cheapest option but also the place where you will meet lots of people from all over around the world that are doing the same exact thing. Met some of my closest friends that are still now and ended up renting a house with them over there. Then decided that I wasn't done with seeing the world yet so I left alone for New Zealand and then Bali. I'm now waiting to go to St Mary's, Twickenham, in September. Honestly Holly, do it. It will change you forever.
Like where do you get the money from to travel for 6 months alone? Are your parents paying for this because this could come to a crazy amount! Also my parents would never allow me to go away for 1 week, not to mention 6 months!
@@rawanmamdouh7345 nop, I paid for myself all the way through! Just worked a lot!
@@leilaponziani7141 That's amazing! Did you work during your summer vacations?
@@leilaponziani7141 How much did it like cost you overall? I'm a senior this year too and I feel like I haven't done any extracurriculars and have never travelled anywhere outside the middle east, so I reallly need something like this
@@rawanmamdouh7345 it sort of depends where you are going. Regarding Australia the biggest price was to get the visa and flights etc. When you get there you should be fine as long as you're working!
Colleges in Canada are different than College/University in the US, but we do have Masters programs that require a bachelors. You don't need to only go to University for a masters degree! I'm in Ontario and we got so many colleges with so many masters programs (especially around Toronto). Masters in Colleges get great field placements as well!
edit: we call masters, "Graduate Programs" for colleges
I’m a Vegan and I guess most of Vegan people are kinda interested in Nutritions cause they’re generally more aware of how food is effecting them and their body , and I personally love to know more about Nutritions and may help people out 😃
I run marathons all the time! I got started by just picking one and signing up. youll never do it if you havent already committed in my experience
Definitely take a look at the University of Rochester in the US! It's super well known and well-regarded in the US, plus has a huge Public Health school for a master's degree. It's also smaller than Cornell, so they are a lot more personal! Good luck on your search!
If you are considering the US for graduate school...Don’t underestimate public schools here. Places like Univeristy of Michigan, UCLA, etc. are regarded as just as good as the ivies here in the US (sometimes even more well regarded, as students at ivies have a stereotype of being pretentious). They can also be cheaper than private universities. I don’t know anything about specific programs though :) can’t wait to follow your journey :)
OMG!!!! USYD would be awesome. I'm about to graduate from there!!! In fact I was at Cambridge earlier this year and I think you would really appreciate both the similarities and differences between those experiences. We have a masters of nutrition and dietetics which my friend completed. Our starting time is the last week of February.
Maybe you should also consider some universities in Scandinavia/The Nordic countries! I think our way of life would suit you plus if you learn either Danish, Swedish or Norwegian, you'll be able to understand all of them somewhat as they are similar, so that's three languages with one stone. The only hurdle is that we speak English very well, but we respect if you'd rather try your hand at Danish (or Swedish or Norwegian), but you might need to let people know because they will speak English on instinct to help you out :)
Oh, and also the duration of your Master degree in those countries will usually be two years, but it is pretty cheap (if not free) to study there.
Yes definitely come to Germany!
I have also always wanted to run a marathon too (currently working up from 10k to half marathon). I love this video because I can relate so much about wanting to travel and get out of my comfort zone. Can't wait to see what you do next!!!
u don’t even know how excited I am for your future videos
If you want to apply to the MS in the US for academic year 20/21 you are already running late for competitive programs as you should submit your GRE grades and all the application documents around November/ early December.
Plenty of EU countries offer cutting edge educational plans and besides in many of them education is public (public as in funded by the government since i am not sure it means the same in the UK) which means that anyone with decent decent grades can apply and obtain an scholarship that will cover university fees and other expenses so its definitely something to bear in mind when studying abroad as it can become quite expensive.
Please consider a PhD if you are looking at US programs. For some STEM fields a PhD is worth more than a Masters and they pay you (kinda) to study so you won't be going into more debt.
As an organisational nerd, I loved this video! Enjoy all your trips and good luck for the future ❤️
I can recommend checking Denmark out. The education is free (also uni) and you even get some money from the country! I live here, but Im not danish and I really enjoy it.
Holly, I studied in Germany for two years and it was great, I totally recommend it! Patience and time with the language! :)
I'm hoping to go abroad for my masters too, once I finish this degree. Hopefully Germany or Austria, or somewhere in Scandinavia/Nordics. Tbh though it's always baffled me as to why people want to go to the US for anything XD
Cuz American unis are the best. Why do you think most of the technology you use come from States? Grow a brain, moron.
Heidelberg in Germany is a really beautiful city, with a really good university
Viele Grüße aus Deutschland :)
[greetings from germany:)]
what app did you use to do the planning???
Lynn瑞典仔 it looks just like a word document tbh
yes, just a word document haha! nothing fancy!
Holly Gabrielle Can you show us how you did it please? I’ve been trying to accomplish it lol
I sometimes wish I spoke another language but then I remember English isn't actually my first language lol you kinda forget when everything you watch and read is in English.. btw I would recommend "workaway" you can sign up for like 30£ and look for a place to work at in exchange for food and accommodation
I'm from Germany studying biomedical engineering and life sciences in Korea. I've never attended a German university but as far as I know it's incredibly cheap. I think Korea is also an interesting country to study in but I generally wouldn't recommend universities in Asia if you've attended college in the west before, just because the teaching style is very different.
LOVEEE YOU❤️❤️❤️
And yeees gut health is sooo important! We barely know anything about the brain gut connection or how it deeply affects our whole immune system👍
Im sure there are research opportunities that focus on diet, disease, and nutrition. There are tons of research opportunities outside of basic science research so I think that would be cool to look into. My college has research opportunities having to do with nutrition and public health!
This is great holly . All the best
Yasssss....solo travelling...that's kinda my dream...but chances of fulfilling that dream is rare for me..😞nd....I m really missing ur study wd me...vids...anyways...luv from India
German subscriber here!! I didn‘t know you were interested in learning German but that‘s so cool. Definitely message me if you have any questions about Germany!
McGill university, Canada. You could learn french in Montreal also :o
Leipzig (Germany)is a beautiful (not expensive (220€ per semester including tickets for busses and trains)) uni and Leipzig is also really great for vegan people.
University of Ghent in Belgium is one of the top universities! In Belgium we speak Dutch, French and German so you could learn 3 languages ;)
Hi Holly! Have you looked at universities in Canada? We have some great universities and Canada is such a beautiful and wonderful place to live and study! Just a thought to consider when you are researching different universities:)
Greetings from Canada🇨🇦
Jacob Kim definitely going to consider 😆😆😆
Come to Vienna, it has the highest standard of living in the world! (I think, or at least it's at the very top :)
Edit: The hospital is also the biggest in Europe, I study medicine there and it is very multi cultural, studying costs 20€ per semester, so it is very cheap.
Loved this video! Which calendar did you use? x
Uploading on results day... smart move!!
Also full respect for your STEM - I do English Lit and am going into finals this October (uuuuUUUUUGH). Dissertation starts as soon as I get back too.
Also, I'm thinking of inventing a diary/project planner hybrid for the purpose of relieving anxiety and harnessing creative thinking.
If you study in Denmark it´s "free" AND you'll get paid for being under education (it's called SU here) - you should look into it!
That is only applicable for students from EU-countries... And still not easy to be approved for if you’re not a Danish citizen :/
uhhh holly! as an austrian i am really looking forward to hearing your german😍😍😍
There’s some amazing universities in Canada and you could also do it Montreal or Ottawa and learn French and the culture is similar to France so you get the European vibe but also the American vibe.
You are awesome Holly!
This is so motivating for me as a small youtuber 🥰🥰🥰🤩
I love your content 😍
@@randomstranger8081 thnx I try my best 😁
What's the name of the calendar software?? Really interested
Do the London Marathon! I rather impulsively put myself in the ballot in April, and will find out in October if this has backfired...
Im styuding Food Science and Technology and the subjects about public health and related to that were really interesting for me!!
Hey Holly can you do a video on how your created your calendar please??
I am from Germany and currently studying „Nutrition and Fitness in Prevention“ ☺️ currently it’s a Bachelor course but they want to turn it into a Master as well.... we’ll see what’s going to happen
Can you please do vlogs of you researching for the masters degree.
Hey Holly!
Being a German (Business) student, I'm very glade to hear, that you consider to do your master degree in Germany! In reference, I would really recommend you to take a look at the offer of the University of Hohenheim. Our faculty for Food Science has a great reputation :)
Hey Holly! I'm in very similar situation with my life now because I will finish my bachelor in january and probably will start my masters in setpember 2020 (also considering going to Germany). But still don't know what to do in the meantime. Perhaps travelling as well, but don't know where to. Anyway, thank you for this video, it inspired me so much! Also, would really love to run a marathon (or half marathon 😁)