Are you ready to fly and ready to leave the nest and put the big wide world at your feet? If you are unsure about where to fly over how to live and there is something for you to concern yourself with?

As a newcomer to a new city, there are always many questions that builds up and therefore it is good to sit down and get an overview of the situation and the opportunities that exist. Many sites offer information about individual areas. For example, you can find everything about education in www.ug.dk and you can find many homes, for example www.ungdomsboliger.dk or www.boligdeal.dk . Additionally, you can of course find your next job on one of the major job boards, but Studenterguiden.dk are all assembled on a board. Studenterguiden.dk have collected information on everything from student residence, residence halls, student jobs, education and city life on a single website so you can find just what's right for you.

A young college honey speaks out

Studenterguiden.dk met for an interview with Julie Algren Rosenlund of 21 years, who has just returned from a stay in Norway and who would like to train as a midwife. But midwifery as we know, not the easiest training to enter, so we would like to know how she was going to make ends meet for her.

Julie has lived most of his life on Funen, and as you know, Funen not the best to move from the island. But when the midwife training does not exist on Fyn must Julie move to Copenhagen, Aalborg and Esbjerg.

You would like to study as a midwife? How do you plan to study it?

"I have been to an open house event at the schools. I must first look into February or the summer of 2017 because I want to collect points for quota 2 to increase the chance to get into. I have searched in Copenhagen as my first priority, Aalborg as my second priority and Esbjerg as my third priority. "

What do you do if it becomes Esbjerg?

"It does not matter. Half of the training is practical training, so it can for example be at OUH. "

Do you have friends in the towns you have sought training in?

"No not really. And I also do not know the cities, but I assume that you learn the city a little to know the local to get the class to start at the studio, and then comes on a pub crawl and fresher trip. So I'm fresh on an adventure. "

"Maybe I am also a high school stay or a stay abroad more before I start training."

Have you thought about a particular college?

"Yes, I have contacted Rønde High School, which has a nursing / medical line which is very relevant to their training. When I have been there, I can write it on my resume and point to it. "

What are you doing until you start at the school?

"Until then, I have a job.   I want to save money for college and maybe find a cheap room. It costs about 35,000 for the stay at the school. "

"If I get enough points with school stay, I must take the nursing program, which is a slightly longer way to becoming a midwife, but I still have to do, if that's what it takes."

What is your plan when you finish trainingt?

"I would like to find an apartment in the city I move to and work in a hospital for some years. Then my dream to start my own midwife clinic once I have accumulated enough experience. "

Do as Julie

Are you like Julie not quite sure what city you should move to when you have applied for your dream education?

If the reason you move, your future education, then it is a good idea that you make sure that you have a place to stay when you are told that you can start. If you have applied in several cities, like Julie, please subscribe now to some dorm rooms or in some housing associations, to ensure you a great place to stay. It is important that you find a place you like to stay and not too far from the action. Although you may want to move to Copenhagen, then there are also opportunities to find a dorm if you're just looking in good time.

Find a good overview of some 150 colleges and housing associations in the Housing Section at Studenterguiden.dk

Training

If you still have doubts about what training you need to take, or you may have a feeling, but you're not quite sure, try the test here: www.uddannelsestesten.dk

Many have from childhood an idea of what they will be and pursue the dream, but just as many have no idea what they will be before embarking on an education. So if you are one of those who are in doubt, just take an education that allows access to as many opportunities as possible and then cut to the bone when you find out what you care most for. Maybe it's not a long-term training that you first thought?

Perhaps you will just be a photographer and set designer and or improve your skills in this. So take half a year to college like Julie had thought. There are about 70 high schools in Denmark and many of them offer classes in Fotografiens art or spectacle and the like. Find yourself at a folk high school and create contacts among the known so that you can advance the field of play or the film world.

Job

If you choose to take a longer training, or just a short one, and you have found a place to stay, but the budget is just tight enough to SU can handle it, then you can always find a job. If you could not find anything on www.jobindex.dk or www.jobnet.dk , try to see if there should be some jobs on Studenterguiden.dk. There are many student jobs here as not being beaten up elsewhere.

Once you have earned a living and you have your daily time on your studies, then penetrates you might also get a little out and touch the long rods on the dance floor or use your well-deserved studieløn to enjoy a good Friday beer at the local with your new friends. On Studenterguiden.dk you will find an overview of both restaurants, cafes, nightlife and hairdressers in the biggest university towns in Denmark.

7 tips for fledgling students

When you are going on with their lives and find your ideal studio or dream, follow these few simple tips:

• Find an education in a field that interests you. Take possibly a test here , to find the areas you care about.
• Clarify whether you need to take additional courses, studying abroad or the like, to be admitted to your dream studio.
• Once you know what cities you can take the program in, write you up in various housing associations and colleges in good time so that you have the greatest chance of getting a place to live when you move.
• Plan whether it is your prospective student city you will stay in afterwards. It can be difficult to told beforehand & aring; nd, but often meet a girlfriend on the study and is perhaps also for the city to have moved to, so you'll be staying.
• Visit the city in advance so that you learn the little know. General sightseeing is a good way to get to know the city. Find possibly also more information about the city on the municipality's website.
• Consider whether you can live your SU alone.
• Rather than take the SU loan is clearly an advantage to take a student next. There is nothing as annoying as having to pay off a loan for 20 years after graduation, if you could expand its network with a job. At the same time you can live a little more on the green branch and invite your new friends in town more often.

Good luck to spread their wings and take on new adventures.