Balikos
19 Dec 2009
Balikos
19 Dec 2009
Life / Where one can take HIV Test in Warsaw? [6]
Does anyone know where one can take a HIV test in Warsaw? And if yes, how much does it cost to take the test, or are there any Health awareness Organizations that give it for free!!
Does anyone know where one can take a HIV test in Warsaw? And if yes, how much does it cost to take the test, or are there any Health awareness Organizations that give it for free!!
Balikos
24 Nov 2009
Life / Where to take ID photos in Warsaw center? [7]
Well this kobus thing has hilarious wedding pictures!! but looks fancy and expensive though. I just need to take some crappy picture for some ID, i am not willing to pay more than 20zl. Well i think i just have to look around my neighborhood! Thanks guys
Well this kobus thing has hilarious wedding pictures!! but looks fancy and expensive though. I just need to take some crappy picture for some ID, i am not willing to pay more than 20zl. Well i think i just have to look around my neighborhood! Thanks guys
Balikos
23 Nov 2009
Life / Where to take ID photos in Warsaw center? [7]
Does anyone know where i can take photos for my ID near the city center?
Does anyone know where i can take photos for my ID near the city center?
Balikos
23 Nov 2009
Study / WARSAW University- MA in development Economics: Insights anyone? [2]
it is a very challenging program and requires a lot of advanced mathematical background! although the selection is not very strict, but you will face problems once you start and if you do not have a good math background you are going to suffer through the first semester! AS for the accommodation , the university offers dorms, the earlier you apply the better your chances to get a room, but you can rent privately if you can afford it ( i think prices are on the website). and the dorms are pretty far from the department, so it will be a good choice if you don't mind spending the whole day taking public transportation! good luck anyways.
and it is much cheaper than the UK , although different, but on the brighter side, more money, more fun!!
it is a very challenging program and requires a lot of advanced mathematical background! although the selection is not very strict, but you will face problems once you start and if you do not have a good math background you are going to suffer through the first semester! AS for the accommodation , the university offers dorms, the earlier you apply the better your chances to get a room, but you can rent privately if you can afford it ( i think prices are on the website). and the dorms are pretty far from the department, so it will be a good choice if you don't mind spending the whole day taking public transportation! good luck anyways.
and it is much cheaper than the UK , although different, but on the brighter side, more money, more fun!!