Vanessa Said:

Why do people watch Star Trek?

We Answered:

"Beam me up Scotty",,,,,,,,,,

Gerald Said:

Education in Sweden is FREE but not many people go there as compared to USA or UK. WHY?

We Answered:

International tuition is now being brought in so studying in Sweden will only be free for citizens.

I guess language will be one barrier why people don't choose to study in Sweden. Although a lot of the classes are conducted in English you will still be living in a country where everyone speaks Swedish.

I think if more people new that it was free then more people would have studied here.

In the UK and the USA they speak English which most people have some knowledge of and they are famous countries. People are familiar with them and they don't appear as foreign as perhaps Sweden with our tiny little towns and woods.

Ethel Said:

why international students choose to study degree in UK? Why degree which is obtained in UK higly recognized?

We Answered:

ok i live in iran and i nearly know that in uk you have to pay alot of money to the university if you want to study there actually some universities are famous and because it is the reason but why they bacome famous it can be because of the past years acchievements accomplishments in tech scince therapy researches and another reason can be that uk is the rich country and people believe that they have great proffessors.but in asia there are good universities too such as sharif university in iran tehran university beheshti university tabriz university and so on.

Terry Said:

WHICH is better study master in us or uk and why?

We Answered:

An MBA is useful; so is a master's in Computers; and depending on the language, so would a master's in a language. Either a degree from an ACCREDITED college or university in the United States or United Kingdom would be very useful. So what it comes down to really is what are you really interested in? It's a lot of work to get a master's degree, so you should pick a field that you feel you could immerse yourself in and write a book about, thinking about almost nothing but that subject for about 2 or 3 years.

I ended up focusing on sociology, which wasn't really that useful. Then I got an additional certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, in about one more year. This has proved to be more useful than all the previous years put together, because there are so many people wanting to learn English in the United States. But as a non-native speaker, you might find it hard to get a job teaching. However, since you are in Egypt -- are you not? -- you also know Arabic, which is in super big demand right now and probably will be for a long time, since most Americans can't learn languages very well and there's no Arabic offered in elementary school, when we learn fairly easily. You could go to work for a car company, for the U.N., for a college or university, virtually anywhere, doing translation work or teaching Arabic, if you were so inclined, and probably do very well indeed, in the U.S.

Computer will be around for a very long time so that's a good field also. You need to be very good in math for that. That was always my weak point, so I didn't even try that. That's about all I know about that, except that it's extremely fast moving. So you'd always be learning as well as working.

And I always hated business courses, which is why I didn't go for that very practical MBA. I didn't like the people who went for that major either. They always buttoned their shirts all the way to the top of the neck. That's a very silly reason, but I was never that type of person. I was more laid back, and do things just sorta, and kinda, and close enough, not just so and precisely. So I would not have fit in with the business crowd. That's something else to keep in mind. The computer group was mostly like the business group, too, back when I was in school. I'm not so sure what they're like today. In my day, the computers ran on punch cards -- that's how old I am!

In the U.S., there's a gigantic book called the Occupational Outlook Handbook, which can be looked at in most libraries and counselors' offices. If you can get ahold of this, have a look in it, and see what kinds of jobs are listed for people who get degrees in the fields that interest you. You'll see what kinds of salaries they make, what kinds of numbers you're looking at (lots of jobs or fewer and fewer as the years go by). It will be very useful, I'm sure. If there isn't exactly the same kind of book where you are, maybe there's something similar. Ask around in the reference section of the biggest library.

Nina Said:

Why i study in the UK?

We Answered:

Do you mean why do I study in the UK, or why should I study in the UK as opposed to elesewher? I think only you know the answer to the first one, maybe because you are a British citizen. If the latter and you are not a British citizen, then the UK has a long a highly thought-of academic tradition. Any experience of another culture is a mind broadening and therefore valuable experience.