Journey to Excellence

Some shots from our campus #pics

Later nerds; I'm in Istanbul

Guess who's back? I'm back in Tashkent full with memories of new experiences and adventures, hoping to get to meet friends with whom reunions are long overdue. These pictures are from various points of the year - some during ceremonies, others during parties and others still from a random day I decided to snap a pic. Anyways, I'm really looking forward to hanging out with friends again in Tashkent. If you're free in the near future, DM me. P.S. Imma try to be more consistent dw :D

Hello Ladies and Gentlemen! I have risen from the dead to give you advice on the Turkey business. Let's start with the pros: 1. Exchange programs are accessible and easier for English speakers. Especially compared to the larger group of non English speakers you have a chance. 2. Ankara Üniversitesi (specifically) has great companies on campus which pick interns straight from the University. 3. Domestically, it's ranked very high (top 3) if not mistaken. 4. The campus is very laid back and big, so you can always find places to study and hang out. Cons 1. The intensive Turkish course is very annoying. 2. Dormitor' locations may vary, and if you decide to rent, it's pretty expensive. Overall, I would say Turkey is a great option to have as a safe choice. However, once accepted if you want to have opportunities, you must work incredibly hard and get good grades. In other words, this is not the end of a journey, but merely the next step. #UniChoices