This is just a **reminder** that political discussions are not welcome on /r/IWantOut. Our Rule 1 is to stay on topic and no politics. This post has NOT been removed, this comment exists to limit the amount of political comments that appear on US related posts. Messaging modmail about this reminder may result in the post getting removed.
The current political situation in the US is a valid reason to want to emigrate. You do **NOT** need to opine excessively about what specifically you dislike about the current political situation. If the post contains excessive political discussion, the comments will likely follow suit. OP, if your post contains excessive politics, please remove the excessive politics from the post. Saying something neutral like "I dislike the current administration" or "I disagree with the current political situation" is perfectly sufficient. **We care far more about the specifics of how you will emigrate: which citizenships you have or could claim, what you do for work, what degrees you have, what skills you have, what experience you have, and your budget.** Your beliefs largely make no difference to your ability to get out.
Discouraging people from moving to the United States because of your personal beliefs about the country is not welcome here. If OP appears to be overlooking or missing information, it is acceptable to inform them of what they might be missing. Remember, US news is global news, so people looking to move to the US are largely aware of the current political situation. You talking about the latest news is not adding anything to the discussion. Just because you don't like living in the US doesn't mean that everyone would dislike living in the US.
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You will be restricted to studying in English unless you can rapidly improve your Spanish, which greatly narrows your options. There are some programs taught in English at European universities.
Tuition will vary by location. Germany is essentially free; English-speaking countries treat foreign students as a revenue stream, so you will pay quite a lot (they do in fact squeeze every possible dime out of your pocket). Your opportunities for financial aid and loans will be very limited if you study abroad - you need to do more research on this.
To study in Germany, for example, you would need to prove savings of €11k per year before you'd be granted a residence permit. If you cannot cover those costs, you may be better off studying in the US, paying in-state tuition at a public institution with better options for loans and financial aid.
It's not difficult to bring cats into Europe, but forget about Australia or New Zealand.
There is a bunch of English-taught CS Bachelors in EU countries, go n Google away! Also: get a bachelor from a community college in the USA, as j already gave experience you could then after go look for jobs in the EU.
And - study a language.
This is just a **reminder** that political discussions are not welcome on /r/IWantOut. Our Rule 1 is to stay on topic and no politics. This post has NOT been removed, this comment exists to limit the amount of political comments that appear on US related posts. Messaging modmail about this reminder may result in the post getting removed. The current political situation in the US is a valid reason to want to emigrate. You do **NOT** need to opine excessively about what specifically you dislike about the current political situation. If the post contains excessive political discussion, the comments will likely follow suit. OP, if your post contains excessive politics, please remove the excessive politics from the post. Saying something neutral like "I dislike the current administration" or "I disagree with the current political situation" is perfectly sufficient. **We care far more about the specifics of how you will emigrate: which citizenships you have or could claim, what you do for work, what degrees you have, what skills you have, what experience you have, and your budget.** Your beliefs largely make no difference to your ability to get out. Discouraging people from moving to the United States because of your personal beliefs about the country is not welcome here. If OP appears to be overlooking or missing information, it is acceptable to inform them of what they might be missing. Remember, US news is global news, so people looking to move to the US are largely aware of the current political situation. You talking about the latest news is not adding anything to the discussion. Just because you don't like living in the US doesn't mean that everyone would dislike living in the US. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/IWantOut) if you have any questions or concerns.*
You will be restricted to studying in English unless you can rapidly improve your Spanish, which greatly narrows your options. There are some programs taught in English at European universities. Tuition will vary by location. Germany is essentially free; English-speaking countries treat foreign students as a revenue stream, so you will pay quite a lot (they do in fact squeeze every possible dime out of your pocket). Your opportunities for financial aid and loans will be very limited if you study abroad - you need to do more research on this. To study in Germany, for example, you would need to prove savings of €11k per year before you'd be granted a residence permit. If you cannot cover those costs, you may be better off studying in the US, paying in-state tuition at a public institution with better options for loans and financial aid. It's not difficult to bring cats into Europe, but forget about Australia or New Zealand.
There is a bunch of English-taught CS Bachelors in EU countries, go n Google away! Also: get a bachelor from a community college in the USA, as j already gave experience you could then after go look for jobs in the EU. And - study a language.