Planning on moving from the USA to somewhere in the Europe area, ideas?

[3heads]

also a factor to consider is state legislation because some states don't have university fees while some have.

This should not be an issue when aiming at a PhD, though. Unlike in the US (for example), a PhD in Germany usually does not require to do coursework, but rather consists of writing the thesis and not much else. One does not have to be enrolled as a student to do a PhD, so I highly doubt that one would have to pay tuition - even in the states that charge for tuition.

[Era 7]

This should not be an issue when aiming at a PhD, though. Unlike in the US (for example), a PhD in Germany usually does not require to do coursework, but rather consists of writing the thesis and not much else. One does not have to be enrolled as a student to do a PhD, so I highly doubt that one would have to pay tuition - even in the states that charge for tuition.

just did a little reading and it looks like the same rules apply as for students that live in states without tuiton fees: it's "free" as long as you don't exceed the standard time of 6 semesters.

http://www.research-in-germany.de/in...-your-phd.html

[Jayvee]

Holland
Why? Because it's an awesome country, and Dance and Trance were pretty much born here!
Also because it's the most influential DJ country in the world. Oh, and legal weed.

[TCMuc]

Holland
Why? Because it's an awesome country, and Dance and Trance were pretty much born here!
Also because it's the most influential DJ country in the world. Oh, and legal weed.

???????

Ok, I think there's no argueing about the legal weed thing, but everything else...

Dance and Trance born in Holland? Most influential DJ country in the world?

You really need to smoke less of that legal weed, man!

[tekki]

We do have 5 most popular DJs in the DJ Mag compo.