student looking to move to the states
Nov 24th 2008, 3:23 am
#61
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Re: student looking to move to the states
Originally Posted by neela1982
There is a mathmatical name for this. Its called Probability.
Nov 24th 2008, 3:27 am
#62
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Re: student looking to move to the states
They do not apply, they need an Employer to do so.
Nov 24th 2008, 3:32 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
I guess in your book, speaking only one language is a sign of someone who is not intelligent and congratulations on your achievement. I am sorry that my post gave you so much pain of reality. I could almost hear the "ouch" coming from some people in this forum, as i posted it. You seem to also imply that a person being a long term member of this forum states the fact that a person is the most 'intelligent' of all. God forbid they know anything else in life!!! God forbid they know anything else but America. You sound like a typical neoconservative, planting your ideology in every manner that you possibly can. Neocons tend to live in a fantasy land. Being a long term forum member doesnt mean that you are be all and end all of life, moving to the US doesnt mean you have achieved the essense and being of humanity, as people here might portray (difficult, yes, but not impossible - otherwise you wouldnt be here). if i wanted to stoop to your level, i could say that you are very narrow minded, as well as being self and western-centric, however i dont consider people who only speak one language as dumb. If i were to stoop to your level, then i guess you are probably a self confessed dumb-ass, as you only speak one langauge. Get out a little, buddy. There's more of the world out there.
Nov 24th 2008, 3:51 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
I actually would have liked to go to Pakistan, because I have family there, my husband lives there (whilst waiting for his Visa) and of course tuition fees would be a twiddle. However, whats the point in studying there for 3+ years when at the end of the day its not recognized in the UK or anywhere else for that matter! I eventually want to work in Diplomatic service/government or similar in either the UK or the US or Canada, and having a Pakistani degree will not help me with that.
To go to the US you could probably expect a two year wait for a Visa.
And I just wonder what the security clearance implications would be for your chosen career.
Nov 24th 2008, 3:56 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
I mentioned this before. Its not that I take myself seriously. I take insult aimed at me and attempt to de-mean me seriously. Here or anywhere, its not acceptable. Here is not a case of what you think it is. It is the ideology of suppression.
Thanks for your comments and I am not insulted by you. Neela is not my real name either.
Thanks for your comments and I am not insulted by you. Neela is not my real name either.
You sound a bit high-strung, hon and take yourself way to seriously. If I took every insult seriously, I would have wound up in jail for killing someone a very long time ago. You need to learn to laugh at yourself Neela, and give as good as you get. Btw, not to insult you, but we named our dog Neela! It's a very pretty name.
No shit. I have a master's in engineering, and work with probs and stats every day.
No shit. I have a master's in engineering, and work with probs and stats every day.
Nov 24th 2008, 3:58 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
You have yet to find out what life is about ...
Nov 24th 2008, 4:05 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
To go to the US you could probably expect a two year wait for a Visa.
And I just wonder what the security clearance implications would be for your chosen career.
Nov 24th 2008, 4:06 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
Nov 24th 2008, 4:13 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
There have been a few threads on here about UKC's who have had issues with security clearance in the US, without your additional factors.
And with a trailing spouse, their Immigration options are always something that can complicate issues, also many posts on this subject.
And with a trailing spouse, their Immigration options are always something that can complicate issues, also many posts on this subject.
Nov 24th 2008, 4:55 am
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Re: student looking to move to the states
What additional factors of mine are you referring to, may i ask?
There have been a few threads on here about UKC's who have had issues with security clearance in the US, without your additional factors.
And with a trailing spouse, their Immigration options are always something that can complicate issues, also many posts on this subject.
And with a trailing spouse, their Immigration options are always something that can complicate issues, also many posts on this subject.
