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natalia
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# Zasláno: 22 Zář 2006 23:20
Ahoj,
ja jsem z Polska a nemluvim Cesky:P
In the next year I would like to study Czech language in Brno and after one year of it try to pass an exam for Masarykova Univerzita or/also Karlova. Is it very hard to pass an exam to study Law? And where studies are better- in Brno or in Prague? And where are cheaper? I'm looking forward any tips:) Zdravim!
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woland
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# Zasláno: 23 Zář 2006 00:23
Witam serdecznie! :-)
I think Univerzita Karlova is much more known in the world then MU, but in fact if you compare the level of knowledge of students on each university or quality of education -- there are nearly the same, in my oppinion Brno is better
- in organization of study,
- in opportunities to distance study (e-learning)
If you want to try entrance tests to MU, go to: http://www.muni.cz/study/admission/reports
Brno is a bit cheaper then Prague, but the difference is not so big. More info?
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natalia
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# Zasláno: 23 Zář 2006 12:20
Diki moc Woland:) I've got another question- is it easy to find work for example in pub or anything like this for foreign student? The course of Czech is really expensive and I should work during my staying in Brno(or in Prague, I'm not sure yet;)
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Helelena
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# Zasláno: 23 Zář 2006 20:39
Ahoj, moc ci kibicowaæ!! Jest to iœcie odwaga studiowaæ w obcy ziemski! Promin, ja znowu niewstrzemiêŸliwoœæ po polsku.
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sieczu
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# Zasláno: 24 Zář 2006 20:18
Ja studiuję bałtystykę na MU. Jak chcesz to pytaj o cokolwiek: siecz@tlen.pl
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