Nice bro. Have fun.
Hopefully you get this welcome.)
being a jobber who has been at it a long time ) but if the opportunity does come along do think you should take the placement year after your first two years of study, it usually is in an area relevant to your degree and that experience really boosts your job prospects mate. Either way, it can be a good thing to take a break from your studies as well and come back refreshed after a year. Another friend of mine just finished his final year but he is on the masters programme, before he is going to undertake it the guy will be taking a year out; good chance to regroup and make some money as well
People are going to make fun of your accent.
Not yet, my results are coming out soon :/ do dua for me guys. I was working part-time in my first and second year on the weekends, it was a bad idea but I needed the money; in my final year I decided against it though and the government did give me a bit of help on the side due to my circumstances. Yeah, the student loans are not too too bad because you basically start paying it off only when you're earning £20K+ but people are put off by the idea of being in debt up to 30-40K and when you do start working it does hit you in the pocket, because the tax man takes his cut and you need to pay that off your student loan in monthly instalments as well.
My course was 3 years, there was an option to take a placement year (work) after my first 2 years but I just went onto my final year because I wanted to just get my education over and done with it
As far as my Urdu is concerned, the foreign students that I've conversed with here have actually complimented me on it saying they were surprised it was that good considering I was brought up here. Punjabi is where the leg-pulling will occur, and it's alright, more of an opportunity for me to learn.
Wait a minute you said you are the oldest in your fam and your bro is getting engaged before you
I brought my non-desi friends cheap copies of soccer jerseys... they loved them and couldn't tell the difference between it and the $100-150 ones they get in Canada.
Oh boy..don't get me started lool. There's definitely minor world wars every now and then but yeah man, wouldn't change it for the world. Though, I wish I had a sister as well..
Yeah, I grew up with a very tight core of friends + my brothers and now we're all getting to that age where it's marriage time soon. I miss those days though, used to be soo much fun, especially getting whooped together in Madrassah as kids
Madam is in Nunvavut working. High school friend who's also Pakistani but let's see what I come across in Pakistan. Thanks for the suggestions
Wow that is and probably was so fun growing up. I have 1 brother and he's 7 years older than me
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Wow wow wow sounds like the Ninja Turtles.
You would be Raphael
Damn [MENTION=138318]Belawal2014[/MENTION], return trip costing you $2k? What are your dates?
I'm also going to Pakistan iA. I'll be going for only three weeks in August, though.
PIA direct flight for only $1250 I think so I'm living lavish.
Fun, but also came with its share of arguments, fights and "tu tu, mein mein"
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