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Feb 29, 2008 23:12

hello, i'm not northbound yet, but as an anti-capitalist american, i am seriously considering immigration in the coming years. sweden has particularly caught my attention, because from what i have read thus far, its politics and economics are exactly what i want in a country, though i must admit that i have not done any reading about any other ( Read more... )

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grendelsmom March 1 2008, 10:29:58 UTC
As for the courses available at the university in Orebro, you should check out their webpage. You'll be able to take a Swedish language for foreigners course.
Scandinavia is a whole lot safer than the US, in every way.

Your family's attitude towards middle eastern immigrants is common, and drives me nuts. Everyone should live as a foreigner sometime in their lives to understand that it's not a cakewalk, and that white foreigners are just as foreign as other-colored foreigners. And you'll be a non-EU foreigner, just like them. I'm glad you understand that!! :)

Good luck, it's possible.

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asphaltjungle March 2 2008, 01:38:23 UTC
thank you so much for your help and kindness! (:

i've been reading about the scandinavian attitude toward middle eastern immigrants. it seems to be almost an international attitude, actually. ): it's such a shame.

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hjemme April 22 2008, 22:15:20 UTC
ASU is extremely lame. Sweden is extremely amazing. Eliminate the middle man!

Sweden is incredibly safe. I have to be honest, I have only been attacked twice in my life, and both were by Somalians in Denmark, but really, it's such a rare and unheard of occurrence. Especially in a city like Örebro, you can walk around at 4 in the morning (which often happens after extended visits to the pubs) and not feel afraid.

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erinmack April 27 2008, 01:51:47 UTC
This is a belated response but I just found this community.

Have you tried Folkuniversitet's online course? There's a distance-ed one you can get credit for, which you have to pay for, but there are a few free ones out there as well. I spent a brief time living in Tempe and agree - it sucks. I've only passed through Örebro on the train, but it looks amazing and some folks I met who went to university there said it was a really neat town. By the way, I'll be attending Lund University beginning in June - dreams can come true!

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