Would I recommend studying Swedish at Lund University?

Congratulations! I myself have a hard time with new languages, so I'm really impressed. Heard a bit of your Swedish in the clip and must say that it sounded very good and Americans in particular tend to have a hard time with our "melody sentence" but you managed it brilliantly

Really amazed at what you have accomplished while there. Love to be there, just don’t think I’d fit in with my Texas accent. Your doing great Brandon. 👍🏻👍🏻

You can learn Swedish, or another language, at school, but for me the best way to learn a new language is to interact a lot with people native to the language I want to learn.

You can try to interact a lot with native Swedish people, and especially people that work in healthcare, so that you can learn useful words and phrases for a job as a nurse, not just the regular phrases like "hello", "welcome", "yes" and "no".

If you want to, you can practice Swedish with me. I am also autistic.

Bra jobbat av dej..

How long did it take for you to learn B2 level Swedish i am learning scaring to learn Finnish language 😭😵

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There’s always the option to try to find the student literature second hand, that can save you a lot of money!

Thank you for this video!! its so hard to find information about attending this school as an American. The thing you said about hating the heat is so real, I literally always say "I'd rather put on more clothes in the cold, than take off more clothes in the heat" !

That was interesting! As a Lund native the thing about the darkness really resonated with me. Välkommen till Lund och jag hoppas det går bra för dig framöver!

Please what do you think about folkuniversite, is it a better option

Fantastic video. Thank you for posting about your experience. It sounds like is a 100% full time commitment. Would you mind sharing how many hours per day you studied in class and how many hours per day you studied outside of class? I'm trying to get an understanding of the daily commitment. Thanks so much!

One other question- you mentioned some students did not have high enough grades to move on to the next level(s), what score do you need to pass and is there an exam after each level or just after level 4 and again after level 8? Thank you again for sharing this information. It's so valuable. I hope you passed your nursing exam and that you're enjoying your time in Sweden. I'm American and envious. Congrats!

You didn't mention what are the requirements to get accepted into the course. I mean, is it difficult to be accepted?

Hello please answer my question: I want to take swedish language course in lund university. I need this to take medical liscening exam. My question is that is that course selects people and competetive or we just apply?

How many hours per day/week were the classes?

Are there any similar programs at other universities? If so, why did you choose this one? Was there a homestay option?

Do you know if it's possible to get a stipend from that course as an European citizen? I know it's definitely possible with full degrees.
How were your colleagues supporting themselves financially there throughout the programme?