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I am in the process of applying to study in norway. I passed the language test that was required and now I only need to get my translated school certificate back. And then it might be HELLO NORWAY again in august. I am so curious where I’ll be going in autumn. But definitely abroad!
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All beginnings are difficult.So was mine. At first, you will feel nervous, sad, mentally tired and lonely. Then you start to realize things that you have not realized before.These are all new emotions, thoughts and feelings. You realize, how much love surrounds you, how much do you love your mum, your dad, your boyfriend, your whole family, who have supported you all the time. You realize, how kind can foreign people be and how kind can you be to them. It is a whole new life, in a whole new place for just couple of month. But it is also a beautiful feeling. To feel, to miss somebody, to live the moment.
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I'm going to the US in ~2 weeks now for 10 months. Is it normal to already be stressed and afraid ? I'm worried about how I'm going to meet people because I'm shy and not sure of my english. (i'm Swiss and my native language is French) how's the american people with the exchange students ?
I would say yes, it’s normal to be worried as you get closer to your departure date. After all, that’s when you start to realize “This is actually going to happen!”.
As far as I’ve seen (in all the different high schools I’ve been to that have had exchange students), American students generally LOVE foreign exchange students. They will probably love your accent and ask you a lot of questions about your home country. Americans tend to be very open and outgoing, so people will more than likely approach you first (once they find out you’re an exchange student). Of course, it depends on the high school and area you’re in, but as a general statement that usually applies. (Even in the state I live in, which I consider very unfriendly, exchange students are invited to be apart of the students and school).
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