[nabs-l] European universities

[Adrianne Dempsey]

Let me know where in Europe you plan to study.  I have friends scattered 
threw out the continent, and perhaps I can give you contact information of 
some one in the country you wish to attend college in.  I have no guarantees 
ofcourse as I do not have friends in every country, but it might be nice to 
have a contact their who knows the area. If the person does not live in that 
part of the country maybe they would know some one who does.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sarah J. Blake" <sarah at growingstrong.org>
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Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 11:22 AM
Subject: [nabs-l] European universities


>I would be interested in hearing from anyone who has studied at a European 
>university--or knows someone who has. I have considered this as a Ph.d. 
>option; but one of the questions I have is how to handle things like 
>getting oriented and arranging for other accommodations for very short-term 
>trips (two to three weeks) of extremely intensive study. I have good 
>blindness skills but do have some short-term memory loss due to other 
>neurological issues. I considered taking someone with me; but that involves 
>actually funding another ticket. The structure of a European program is 
>extremely appealing to me; but this is a significant question I have.
>
> Sarah J. Blake
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