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Let’s test the previous note as a draft 😂 To many typos! But here it is:

Americans who say, "You live in Chicago, and it’s a broken city," seem to not understand that Chicago is a part of their country that is falling apart! Especially those who live on the south! You guys basically messed up the border of your country, have guns and can’t protect your country from illegal invasion of your own country! Sorry, but it’s a truth that you might not like to hear! nostr:note12cnhwyq2zthkdz0gpy4kws2cxvnje6mnutkjdhl5g2lc0q9z3y3qr2efln

nobody 1y ago

I was thinking to do a MSc program in the States, but after reading your note, I have second thoughts. Where do you want to go next?

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Change this if you want 1y ago

If you get a scholarship then you can try and come here ! But be cautious with your expectations! I have some countries on my mind but I will need to visit them and live there first ! Definitely not South America !

Mark Camper 1y ago

Why not South America? Have you tried?

Change this if you want 1y ago

I haven’t but so far I heard that Costa Rica only makes sense

Mark Camper 1y ago

I've heard Paraguay is a nice residentship. No need to stay there full year, but isn't the worst.

For full time living... Idk.

Mark Camper 1y ago

If you're not a citizen, the prospects of getting work visa after the graduatiation for being able to stay are pretty slim nowadays. Little better with MSc in STEM, but still quite a tall order.

So think twice about what are your plans after the school. It still might be a great option in certain cases. But long gone are the days when uni was a good stepping stone to the US.

Change this if you want 1y ago

Nowadays this is much more easier: go to Mexico then jump the border, get the benefits, work authorization 5+ years. No need to go pay $160 consular fees, have the interview, and maybe come here and pay the tuition, then find employer who can file for the H1B etc !