HELP! Torn between two countries and two majors!

Student Lounge International Students
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<p>Hello everyone! </p>

<p>For the longest time I have considered becoming an international student. BUT I have several questions in regards to that. </p>

<p>I'm still debating on what my major will be (I'm thinking between specialized nursing or Ancient History) I love history, so there is a possibility I might major in that. I had chosen my top two countries in where I would love to study (Canada or England) but I'm so undecided and full of questions. I did do some research but I would love to hear everyones PERSONAL experiences! </p>

<p>Which country would be best (Referring to financial wise and educational)?
Is the requirements into getting to school different than in America?
Is there any program in which I could go to Canada or England through?
Is it possible to go to Community College for 2 years and then get a transfer to either country? If so, How hard is it?
Financial Aid? How different is it there and how difficult. </p>

<p>I would appreciate everyones response! Have a good day and thank you in advanced!</p>

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<p>Why don’t you apply to both countries and let destiny decide?</p>

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<p>You should expect to be paying for the full cost of your education both in Canada and in England. The costs should be in the same ball park.</p>

<p>If you decide to study nursing, you should be doing that in the country you want to work in afterwards; you might have a hard time getting a license to practice nursing anywhere else. If that’s not your home country, then you should be certain that you can get a work visa in that country with a nursing degree (<em>and</em> you should have a backup plan in case things don’t work out the way you had hoped).</p>