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Hi, I'm Caleb. I am 19, and I am interested in learning and practicing German and helping others with their English. I become very nervous when I speak with native speakers, even though I am very much interested in learning languages. I like talking about novels, computers, history, linguistics, psychology, culture, philosophy, and languages.
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    Small text about full and part-time courses

    What Which one do you think is the better choice, a full-time or part-time course?
    Nowadays, many universities offer two different ways to do a course. Students can choose between a full-time or part-time study. More common is the full-time study which makes where the lessons take place during the day. But for people who work, there exists also the option to visit take the lessons at night and on weekends. In both situations you will learn the same things. However, if you have the possibility are able to choose the full-time study, you will have a lot more time for studying. Therefore, you will be able to focus only on your studies. That means you have much more liberty in how to organize your time. On the other hand, people who work in the same field as they are studying, have the big advantage to apply what they are learning. That will increase their learning progress. They are also forced to organize their life much more efficiently what can be positive for them depending on what would be good for them. Obviously, it’s very exhausting to do that for a long time. You need mental strength to keep yourself focused. Therefore, it’s possible that you would dismiss your goal more easily. In my opinion, the full-time option is the better way if the university offers you the possibility to put things in into practice.
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    May 13, 2016
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