I got accepted for a master's program in Cologne at TH Köln. Would start in October. I'm basically doing this as a vanity project; I have the money to pay cost of living the 2 years and will probably just return to my tech job in the US after. Should I accept? What is living in Cologne like?
>>2881433Do it. Not sure about living there but that city is great. The Dom area is pretty nice and it is a short trip up the Rhine to some seriously nice little towns, wineries, hiking, etc.
>>2881433I hope you like muslims, druggies everywhere, and antifa. The cathedral is stunning, but it's a typical post-Merkel Germany city. Full of scum. Aachen is far better
Accepting the offer for a Master’s program at TH Köln (Technical University of Applied Sciences Cologne) as a "vanity project" is a viable, high-quality life experience if you are looking to experience European culture without the financial pressure of a typical international student. As an American tech professional with secure funding, you are in a prime position to enjoy the experience, provided you embrace the practical nature of the university and the relaxed, social culture of Cologne.
>>2881788fucking AI nigger kill yourself
>>2881433If you have the money you obviously should do it. It’s great on the cv and cologne is nice enough to live in, if you avoid the shady parts. The surrounding area is also quite nice for day trips. Cologne airport also connects to pretty much the whole of Europe so there’s that as well.
>>2881784I'll be in Aachen all the time, I have connections to it.>>2881788Retard>>2881795What parts of Cologne are seedy? Mülheim annoyed me with the number of immigrants selling gold chains but I haven't explored much beyond that and the Dom.I don't expect it to matter much for my CV, the master's program is in something silly. Unless Th Köln is a decent university and just having it would look good.
