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Wait why aren't the UBA courses free?

So I'm almost 19, I'm trying to move and study in la UBA o la Plata, or some national (free) university in their film program. Please don't tell me not to do this, I'm just trying to figure out How exactly to do this, and then make my own decision from there. 1. Do the high school...

Unlike America it's not hard to pass time with friends without spending money..that's not the point

Yes. I'm a feminist American young woman that met a lot of guys in Argentina whose attitudes I couldn't stand. They treated me like an object, or like a future child-bearer, whose opinions were lesser and whose true self didn't matter...I didn't feel validated, special, or anything, and that's...

I'm also interested in radio...I work in radio in Los Angeles and would hate to leave the opportunities I have here if pursuing radio there would be impossible. Should I have hope in working radio? At least as a hobby? I'm 18 currently, fluent in English and castellano.

You mean you can enroll in university there but take the high school exams while you study there?

Thanks for the helpful links!! Do you know anything about study abroad in UBA or la Plata? Would it be easier to take a year off from school, study in Argentina, get rid of a year of tuition?

I completely agree..I really dislike the idea of having an American-dream style future...not really passionate about anything..everything stable..nothing worth living for. No thanks! Would you say it'd be hard for me to work especially because I'm young, and when I'm older, people will look at...

So would you say a US degree truly helps to get jobs in Argentina? Or it depends on the field? Like would a film degree help get jobs unrelated to film, simply because it's from a good university in the US? Or it should be field-specific? Because of course film degrees are not required for any...

What sort of disruptions?

How are the salaries for translating and teaching there? Enough to live on? Would it be hard for a 19 year old to work in translation? Would I need to get some sort of degree in Argentina to be able to teach English? Ah, yeah of course, I was referring to my culture shock coming back to America...

I haven't heard about the wiring money problem, could you explain that more? If I get my loans deferred, I'll still have to pay them off living in Argentina and with my peso salary, right? Woudl you suggest I try to pay them off as I go while in school in the US?

This is very helpful, thank you! I experienced some machismo attitudes in Argentina, and wonder if this affects the industry at all? It's encouraging to see that you like it though. As far as the high school exams go, is it possible for foreign students to take them? Would I have to take them...

I'm a film student in LA, I want to move to BA ASAP. Does anyone know what the film business is like there? Although my main interest is writing, I am willing to work in really any part of the business (just not the production-finance part). I'm a young woman and I have honestly no idea what the...

Hi everyone I'm Naty, I speak castellano and I just went to Argentina over break by myself. I went to Mendoza, Buenos Aires, and Bariloche..I made lots of friends and I wish I never had to leave. I'm a freshman film student, I dance tango, I play guitar..I want to move to Buenos Aires ASAP. I've...