More of a serious thought

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It's time for a big change. It's not something that I can do right away, mainly because I'm not sure what exactly needs to change. For a while I've been seriously lacking in the motivation department. I just can't find any to do anything at all. I was already accepted to a school close to here that was fairly cheap and that I could afford. i had an

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[arcesso010101]

Well, the cynical point on this would be what you'll do if you lose motivation halfway through your time in Sweden. I'm not saying it's likely to happen or anything, but it's worth thinking about. Maybe consider a backup plan?

On a lighter note, if you intend to get a degree there:
1. Apparently (Wikipedia sez) university is free in Sweden. That's horrible, and you should take full advantage since it applies to foreigners as well.
2. Dude, getting a cheap degree while learning a language you enjoy in a place you love... few people are so lucky. Awesome in itself.
3. Degree at the end! Employability!

I'd go for it myself, anyway.

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It is a good idea to have a plan for the worst case scenario. I know that while there, if I lose motivation AND stop going to class, I have to come back home. it's part of the requirements for the student residency permit.

I'll have to take a look into that free university thing though. Thanks for pointing out that it applies to foreigners as well.