Fountain at the end of Campus |
My Lovely Bicycle |
Copenhagen Building |
Albert Heijn: Grocery store I visited almost every day |
Tilburg
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Waterloo
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Nobody sits at the front
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People fight for the front
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During exams you just start without warning
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During exams you have to wait for the prof to tell you
that you can start
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100% finals
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30% finals or no final at all
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Small library that is only full during finals
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Two large libraries that are often full
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Small campus
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Large campus
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People never answer questions in class
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People aren’t afraid to say anything in class
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School elections are very important and advertised (which
can be slightly annoying when you aren’t even permitted to vote as an
exchange student)
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School elections are barely noticeable
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Each class is in different classrooms and sometimes at
different times every week (making it rather hard to keep a routine schedule
)
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The same class is always in the same classroom at the same
times each week
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You have to register for exams
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You are automatically signed up for an exam when you take
a course
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You can take a resit (redo an exam you failed)
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You only have one try to pass each exam
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The spring term lasts until mid-June
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Winter term finished by mid April
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Midterms and assignments are not common (any assignments
given are often on a pass/fail or sufficient/insufficient basis)
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Midterms and assignments are very common
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Security guards walk around the library
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Nobody is ever checking on people in the library
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Campus is full of bikes
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Barely anybody will bike to school
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Blackboard website
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UW learn website
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Lots of green space, trees, and ponds
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More industrial, modern buildings
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Professors from many countries (Netherlands, Belgium
,Canada, USA etc.)
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Mainly Canadian Professors
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Academia Building |
Library |
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