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DrewkroDleman posted:I am currently in a student in a Master program in Münster and have also lived in Hamburg as well as Berlin. I have been in Germany for well over a year and a half and I absolutely love it here. Hamburg was great (but expensive), Berlin was a party and a half (but dirty and no where near enough jobs), while Münster is nicely in between. How difficult is it to enter a german masters program from abroad? I'm a CS major with a decent (3.3) University GPA and a lackluster cumulative gpa (2.8). I'm going to germany for a semester as a transfer student this spring, and I'm going to minor in german. Will it be really difficult to be accepted to a university such as Paderborn?
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Previously on GBS posted:Shouldn't be difficult at all. But why Paderborn? It's where my university program is sending me this spring and I figured it would be easier to get into a program there since I had already attended the university. I am doing my masters in germany because it will be much cheaper than anywhere in the US, and I hope to emigrate to germany and being there for 2 or more years will give me a good amount of time to job hunt.
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Not to derail with ponychat, but I have read that Piraten insists on "Pony Time"(consisting of watching an episode of MLP) in the midst of sessions of the Berlin State Parliament. Is this at all true? If so, they're even more horrible than I realized.
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