#Srh and iu berlin

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haughty belfry
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i have been seeing many many mixed reviews about these univeristies. I want to study Bsc in cs or AI. Can anyone let me know if graduating from either of these universities is really worth it?

solid tapir
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You can search up both names on reddit, the reviews are bad

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seems like they give students something so that they leave good reviews, which is common with private universities

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And for srh the teaching quality seems horrendous

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and they kind of just treat students like clueless cash cows

haughty belfry
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yeah...after reading those reviews I have been rethinking my decision abt going for private unis 😭

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since i need to do the 13 years requirement to get direct admission to public unis

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i was thinking to do 1 year bachelors in another country and then apply to germany

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and then i can study the bachelors all over again in germany

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but will the transfer process be difficult?

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and do i need to acquire a certain level of german by then? (i prefer english taught programs btw)

haughty belfry
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solid tapir
solid tapir
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your uni has to be recognised and your courses need to meet thr requirements

shut whale
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Yeah even you do 1 year in a public university somewhere in Germany, and then switch, u might not be able to keep your credits due to different curricula

solid tapir
shut whale
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They'll compare the maths I module of your old university, let's say Munich, to the maths I in your new university, let's say Hamburg. If Hamburg puts a lot of emphasis on stochastic and doesn't even mention algebra in their curricula, while all you did in Munich was algebra, they won't give you credits

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So what's gonna be recognized at all and how many points you're able to keep will depend heavily on the universities curricula

solid tapir
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studienkolleg is generally the most foolproof route, the 1 year bachelors is well, risky

haughty belfry