Share the real experience of studying in Germany.

Share the real experience of studying in Germany.

Core Summary: Studying in Germany is something that many international students yearn for, but studying in Germany may make them integrate into the melting pot of this society faster and grow up independently faster. Foreign students tell their real experiences of studying in Germany and share their experiences.

For domestic students, college life is paradise. But for German students, the real life in Germany may make many students feel the reality of society. Moreover, Germany, a rigorous country, needs to make a lot of efforts in studying if it wants to finish its studies and graduate smoothly, and the rest of the time is spent on college life.

Study abroad life in Germany

German universities are not only responsible for learning, but also provide a variety of extracurricular activities. At the beginning of each new semester, Fachschaften or AStA will hold a party.

Sportangebote in colleges and universities is also very popular, whether it is football, sailing or yoga; Most courses are free. If you are more interested in participating in cultural activities, various drama groups, choirs, bands and university radio stations can meet your needs. Some universities regularly organize a Stammtisch with professional student associations, and you can take this opportunity to combine making friends with learning.

German exam

Most people have heard that Germany is difficult to graduate. I tell you from my personal experience that it is not difficult for Germany to study hard if it wants to graduate. However, the process is very painful and struggling.

Before 2008, Germany's academic system was still a combination of undergraduate and graduate students. Many college graduates have to make up many undergraduate courses and waste a few years. So I heard that studying in Germany is very long, and it is normal for 7 years and 8 years. After 2008, German education has also been in line with international standards. Finally, I have separated, and I can apply for a master's degree directly. You can discuss with the professor whether you need to make up lessons, so there are a lot of Chinese students in the past two years. In 2009, there were only five people from China in my class. It is said that this number has soared to 20 this year.

The' examination' in German universities consists of two written tests and 65,438+0 oral tests (individual schools may have differences). If it fails, this major and related majors can't be read in universities all over Germany. Therefore, many people who have studied for a long time in those years have studied for seven or eight years and have to go back to China after failing an exam.

I have heard the saddest case: a classmate came to Germany after graduating from high school. After studying for 7 years, I failed the exam once. He can't go back to China at this time because he can only graduate from high school. I can only bite my teeth and start studying again from undergraduate to major.

Except for the heavy study, the rest are still very beautiful. Quiet, clean and orderly order makes many people yearn for and try their best to stay in this land. I think this is also the original intention of many people.

At first, I liked such a quiet environment. It is a happy thing to be woken up by birds every morning. But after a long time, I began to get bored, especially on holidays. Lying in bed and opening my eyes, I can't think of a good idea about how to arrange this day. I remember when I first returned to China, I was awakened by the voice of my aunt downstairs in the morning, but I was very happy and thought that this was the taste of life.

Study abroad holiday in Germany

Talk about holidays in Germany! The winter and summer vacations last almost four months, but all the exams will be arranged during this period. Easter in April is a big holiday, about a week. At the end of May and the beginning of June, students have a week's rest, followed by Christmas and New Year, which is generally around 65438+February 20th to 1 month 10. Of course, there are also small religious festivals in the middle, usually one day. Personally, I will arrange a trip outside Germany and several trips inside Germany every year, otherwise it will be really difficult to spend so many holidays.

As for cleaning, we can only say that greening is too good. There is basically no feeling that a gust of wind blows a face of soil. However, countless cigarette butts in the railway station and the smell of urine in some aisles fully show that human nature is regardless of nationality.

When I first arrived in Germany, people were used to driving for a long time. When I see an intersection without traffic lights, if a car comes, I will naturally stand aside and avoid it, but every time the driver stops to let me pass. I am flattered. When I go home, I'm afraid to cross the street.

I caught a cold once in Germany for several years because of air quality and food safety. I also brought a lot of medicine when I went for the first time. I have a cold and a headache, and many of them are overdue. That cold, in fact, was no big deal, just a sore throat and tightness all over. The medicine I brought expired, so I asked my classmate for a bottle. I don't know if his medicine has expired, but after taking it, he feels dizzy and has no appetite. The feeling of not being able to eat for the first time is so painful and horrible. The more I watch the delicious food cooked by others, the greater the pressure in my heart, because I don't know what's wrong with myself. At that time, I didn't doubt that it was a drug problem, and I felt that I was seriously ill. Ok, let's go to see a doctor! I know how crazy it is to see a doctor in Germany.

Experience of seeing a doctor in Germany

Germany is also a separate medical system. Living in Germany must pay a monthly fee: medical insurance. It can be roughly divided into public and private. Private people pay more every month, public people under the age of 30 are about 60-70 euros, and those over the age of 30 are 65,438+055 euros (it hurts to see this figure, and it is not too early to go to school). The first time I saw a doctor was because I ate expired Contac, which led to various loss of appetite and dizziness. When my husband takes me to see a doctor, I need to see a family doctor first, then the family doctor will diagnose me, and then I will go to a specialist. The family doctor we are talking about serves the public, not a family. There are many people going in the morning, so there is no need to queue up to buy private insurance. For the public insurance, you must first describe your illness to the nurse MM. The nurse's first sentence: Have you made an appointment? Is this your first visit to our clinic? Generally speaking, if it is the first time to see a doctor in this clinic, the nurse's general attitude is OK. Register personal information and say that there are many people today. Do you want to wait? Basically, I was sent to a waiting room, and it was my turn to wait until all the people who made the appointment had seen the doctor.

Doctors generally have a good attitude They asked me what was wrong in detail, then looked at my throat, listened to my breathing and took my blood pressure. Then I said that you should go to an ear, nose and throat clinic and recommended me a clinic.

It's already noon, and the ear, nose and throat are off duty, so I can only go to see it after 2 pm. When you get to the otolaryngology clinic, the process is exactly the same. I waited and waited, and it was not until after five o'clock in the afternoon that it was my turn. After all kinds of tests, the doctor said that you have a cold (your sister, I know I have a cold, but why do you feel dizzy and lose your appetite? At that time, I didn't know it was the problem of expired Contek), and then I prescribed some medicine. On my way home, I randomly found a drugstore, and the doctor will prescribe medicine for me. There are three colors of prescription paper prescribed by general doctors, which represent all drugs at their own expense, some drugs at their own expense and drugs for public medical care. I remember to bring a box of cold medicine and a box of throat spray, which cost almost 50 euros.

To say that the feeling of seeing a doctor for the first time is: I am afraid of death and haven't seen a doctor yet. And generally speaking, although the medical level in Germany is advanced, the experience of doctors is limited. After all, doctors in China have to see many patients a day, and only doctors in China have experience.

Later, I went to see a doctor several times, and I met a doctor on leave and left for several weeks. Under normal circumstances, unless you go to the hospital for surgery, minor problems can basically be solved by yourself in the clinic.

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