As a German, it really helps to hear the parallels / differences to the local system. thanks

I went from America to Belgium to study. I studied in Antwerp and Ghent. I almost went to Delft to study, but never did. So many things I wish I knew before then. It was a bit different from America, but I really enjoyed it, especially with the other international students. Back then, the Netherlands required that students qualify for their studies, but in Belgium, no student had to quality for any studies. You could just choose what you wanted to study and if there was an opening, no waiting. That has changed in Belgium now for certain disciplines. All of the Belgian students went home for the weekend, so us international students had all of Ghent to ourselves and we knew each other. I think many Dutch students go home for the weekends too. Both are small countries, so not far to travel anywhere.

Hi Jenny, housing in the randstad is indeed very expensive. Best try outside the city. The student travelcard is handy for this.

Thank you for the heads up 🙏

Hi Jenny! Great video! I'm guessing RLM might not want to study in the Netherlands if bicycles are so prevalent! Hope all is well.

Haha you are so pretty, im done studying but i hope you have fun!

Yasss 👏👏 love it

I notice some have outspoken opinions about the Dutch student loan system and maybe because in the video this topic is not really in depth (hahaha) explained and suggests any foreign student can apply (which is true😊) and receive the loan, which is not true😅. Please be informed at the website of DUO (dutch government) about this topic before you ventilate any useless opinion on this matter. PS Jennyrary thanks for your sincere covering of this topic. Hope you will look back on a well spend significant tremendous important part of your still young life.🎉

can I say your English is very good. being English I feel spoilt that so many people from other countries can speak my Language. I wish England Scotland and Wales would take the same attitude to bike riding ás the Dutch instead of mocking cyclists. as you Germans say Danka./thanks 👍

Can you explain a little more about what a "study association" is? Is this like fraternities or sororities here in the US?

When you came on point of the studenthouses I quit. Sounds like a third country rathole..... I'll look aroud a bit more.

Hi Jenny, I also live in the Netherlands, would you like to grab a drink together? :)

It's beyond silly that we, the Dutch tax payers, have to cough up 'studie financiering' for some random foreigners, to almost 0% interest. So in effect we partly pay your study. A moronic regime we have.