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11-20-2006, 03:02 PM
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Re: Dublin Vs. NYC
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Experience>Money It will definitely be worth it to spend some time abroad and get credit for it. What do you think student loans are for? [/ QUOTE ] Just in case it isn't clear, I will get credits for both opportunities (in addition to pay for NY) 
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11-20-2006, 03:12 PM
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Re: Dublin Vs. NYC
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[ QUOTE ] Experience>Money It will definitely be worth it to spend some time abroad and get credit for it. What do you think student loans are for? [/ QUOTE ] Just in case it isn't clear, I will get credits for both opportunities (in addition to pay for NY) [/ QUOTE ] It was, but living at home and commuting to NY<<<<<<<<<<<< <<<<<<Living in Dublin for at least a reduced cost
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11-20-2006, 03:32 PM
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Merc, IMO, NYC, lock in a job, then make some $$ and go travelling properly [/ QUOTE ] Since you cross posted, I will too in case you don't see the other. Sup Dbitel. Interesting take (although you do live in Europe). I should make it clear though, I do have a decent amount of money to enjoy Europe now thanks to poker, frugal saving, and limited spending. The other thing to consider; I have a near perfect GPA at a very reputable school, so it might not be that difficult to secure a job in the future but I really don't know. The immediate concern is more of finding an internship over the summer, because I have an expensive lease senior year. Also, over here at least, a good summer internship of Jr. year greatly helps you secure a full time job. If I decide to go to Dublin, I'll be sending you a PM. I'm already talked to Jam and he said he's willing to offer some advice on European living. Merc
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11-20-2006, 03:37 PM
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Re: Dublin Vs. NYC
have you ever considered cleveland oh
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11-20-2006, 03:46 PM
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[ QUOTE ] Merc, IMO, NYC, lock in a job, then make some $$ and go travelling properly [/ QUOTE ] The other thing to consider; I have a near perfect GPA at a very reputable school, so it might not be that difficult to secure a job in the future but I really don't know. [/ QUOTE ] HOtel school?
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11-20-2006, 03:47 PM
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I wouldn't be living in NYC if I worked there; I would be commuting from Long Island. In NYC I would mainly be trying to bank some money to pay off my next year Uni expenses. [/ QUOTE ] that being the case maybe you should go to dublin.
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11-20-2006, 03:54 PM
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Re: Dublin Vs. NYC
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Merc, IMO, NYC, lock in a job, then make some $$ and go travelling properly [/ QUOTE ] The other thing to consider; I have a near perfect GPA at a very reputable school, so it might not be that difficult to secure a job in the future but I really don't know. [/ QUOTE ] HOtel school? [/ QUOTE ] ILR
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