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General differences between Poland and the USA? [184]
To get into a Polish Uni, you need to pass the Matura, which is on a par with the International Baccalaureate. Not sure what the US equivalent of this is
In the U.S you don't have to take a specific test to get into University, you usually take something called the S.A.T which gives you scores and based on those schools will deny or accept you. But colleges are starting to learn that these tests may not be adequate and so now many don't make you submit scores anymore, its really based off of your high school grades, extra extracurriculars and on who you are and who you know. I would also not be expecting a degree from their only if I decided to grad school. I would just have to transfer back the credits into my college.
And ill check out that thread right away :)
Also how expensive is school there?? Is it any more than it is here? That would be hard to believe as my school I currently go to costs $38,000 a year, and I don't qualify for many scholarships so my parents pay about 25,000 out of pocket and through loans.
Typical dishes: Kotlet Schabowy, Gołąbki, Pierogi, Bigos. Poles are also fond of soups, Barszcz, Rosół etc. Polish cakes and desserts are to die for!
Good luck if you decide to go for it, sure it'll be a great experience for you :)
haha McDonalds, personally hate cabbage but love pierogi's, and Barszcz. Never had a lot of polish food other than on Christmas, we don't have any polish restaurants around here. But I am in love with Polish bread.