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Hey @amira, have you got your admission done? I have got my admission done for this sept. In masters in international investment and trade law

Did you???????

Same

Hi! Thanks for your interest in the UvA. You can find information about scholarships here: go.uva.nl/2UvShM0 ^LJ

I’m applying for admission in September; I hope to come back here one day to AFFIRM✅…

how it's going so far? what program did you choose?

Economics

@@lameproguy5970what about your housing?

@@Bunmuffins found it via kamernet, just happened to get lucky :)

Yes, you can get a student travel product. The student travel product is part of your student finance. It allows you to travel by Dutch public transport for free or at a reduced rate. You can read more about this here: www.studentenreisproduct.nl/i-am-a-foreign-student/

Hi, if you have any questions about the application process, you can contact the Central Student Service Desk via go.uva.nl/2lp61sF, call +31 (0)20 525 1401 or you can chat via WhatsApp via +31 (0)6 4834 7669. ^LJ

If you are unable to figure out the application process, I doubt you will be a suitable candidate to study Dentistry.

Hi! You can contact the Central Student Service Desk via go.uva.nl/2lp61sF, call +31 (0)20 525 1401 or you can chat via WhatsApp via +31 (0)6 4834 7669 for questions about the admission process and studying at the UvA in general. Good luck! ^HH

Hi, If you have any questions about admissions and/or studying at the UvA, you can contact the Central Student Service Desk via go.uva.nl/2lp61sF, call +31 (0)20 525 1401 or you can chat via WhatsApp via +31 (0)6 4834 7669 - Good luck! ^LJ

@@uvaamsterdam it's available on air traffic controller officer (cursussen voor luchtverkeersleiders)

Hi, thank you for your message. Unfortunately, I cannot help you with this. I advise you to check the webpage of the study programme you are interested in. Can I help you find the right contact information? Are you looking for a bachelor's or master's proramme? ^IA

india do not studying here

Hii... did you get in?

This video was obviously created before Corona hit (probably last year's footage). + There's no proof for lifelong chronic illness you're talking about, also young people are basically unaffected by Corona, please stop spreading panic and being annoying.

​@@grocery9229 In the video at Schiphol station people wear face masks and you can see the sign for mandatory face masks, so filming was done recently. The virus causes serious damage to almost any organ, for >50% of cases, including young and asymptomatic people. Some manifest now, most will suffer the consequences in 5 to 15 years from now. When many of your friends and family will be among those, you will think back of this message and your own behaviour and responsibilities. Some references: www.healthline.com/health-news/what-to-know-about-covid-19-and-strokes jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/2768916 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.08.139329v1 jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaotolaryngology/fullarticle/2768621 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7274940/ www.volkskrant.nl/wetenschap/de-slooptocht-van-het-coronavirus-in-het-lichaam-bijna-geen-orgaan-blijft-onberoerd~b1914afa/ www.at5.nl/artikelen/203276/ic-verpleegkundige-emma-25-belandt-in-rolstoel-door-corona Many young people are responsible for the recent increase because of not following rules strictly, causing deaths and (chronic) illnesses with other (younger and older) people. If you don't follow the rules, you are causing deaths and sever bodily harm to many. Think about that. So follow all the rules strictly, keep at least 150 cm distance at all times, sensible is to limit the number of social contacts, and avoid crowded areas/places. If you violated any rule at any time, stay in self quarantine for ten days. If any symptoms, get tested immediately.

@@grocery9229 lol that comment of urs backfired real quick