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If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?  I would love to live in London 

What’s your favorite holiday? Christmas 

What quote inspires you the most? "Be kind for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle" - Plato

What would be your dream job? Forensic Anthropologist

Write down your favorite joke:                                                     A chemist and his friend walk into a bar. The chemist tells the bartender "Can I have a glass of H2O?". His friend says "Can I have some H2O too?". The friend died.

What’s one thing you would do if you knew you wouldn’t be caught? I would likely break into a museum I wouldn't take anything just walk around without any people

Nighttime or daytime? Nighttime 

If you could learn any language, which would you choose to study? Sign language (or spanish)(or welsh)

Do you think we’re alone in the universe? Nope it's to big for us to be alone

Do you prefer being alone or being with friends? Depends on my mood and which friends

Do people deserve second chances? It depends on what they did, but I'd say yes. 

My questions:

Favorite book/ book series?

Hogwarts house?

Do you believe in ghosts?

Favorite candle scent?

Extrovert or introvert?

OTP(s)?

What's your eye color?

What accent do you like the most?

Coffee or tea?

Winter or Summer?

I mean, I can't say for sure, it's difficult to know how each sponsoring rabbi and/or beis din will operate.

I would definitely make absolutely sure, though, that it will be a feasible option for you to move close to a shul later on even if not that first year. I.e. consider what your transportation situation will be like if you do that - if I had been required to move into the community (which I was not because my circumstances were very unusual, but the average convert absolutely would be), I would have had to take an hour plus long bus ride to and from school every day, even though it's only a 15-20 minute drive (as I did not have a car at the time, though I do now). That bus only came around rush hour times, which would have meant I could not stay on campus after a certain time for activities or studying or whatever else. It would have been technically possible but it would have made life really difficult.

So even if you are planning to live on campus the first year I would definitely check into not just THAT there is an Orthodox community close-ish, but that it's a community you could feasibly live in later on while still in school, and that you could get to fairly easily even before moving there as well.

Yes I am! :)

I definitely will be making Aliyah, but at this point its a matter of when. I've decided I want to do university in Israel, so hopefully I'll be making Aliyah within a year or two.