Fantasic response ksand :) . Your advice is appreciated. This has certainly became a primary option for me - and is probably the best choice for what I want to do. Looks like youve got yourself sorted with a PhD on the way! Best of luck with that. I agrree, I checked out the fees earlier for studyin...

Im still around BTW, just got my hands full with recently starting college. If its of any meaning I am studying: Computer Science, Electronics, Physics and Maths. Technical subjects as you see - at an above-average college in Nottingham. I enjoy reading these suggestions but I am completely torn bet...

Is it "EXTREMELY" hard to enter a US college? Which one/s are you referring to? There are a like a thousand+ degree-awarding college/universities in the US.... Being admitted to a US university is not too hard, what is hard is getting a scholarship if you are not a US citizen, and out of ...

or study in the UK and take a study abroad option for the US

This is something I will be definetly looking into.

I was referring to nothing specific - rarther in general, the good ones

Your comments are MUCH appreciated :!: . Marco 72, your option sounds the most appealing to me because I also think trying to get into a US university would be EXTREMELY hard. It's hard enough to get into Oxford/Cambridge, lol. The fact computing isn't the best subject to get into the US is worrying...

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Only 3 weeks?

HHAHA . Actually, thats a bad habit I have of spelling it the wrong way for years.

This topic may look like its written by someone who is way, way out of their depth - but I really feel that should I start planning ahead now and not when its too late. Im a 16-year old British Citizen. I've just come back from a 3 week holiday to the USA (Around New England + New york) and I absolu...