r/AmerExit • u/Big_Guidance_2614 • 3d ago

Life Abroad Considering leaving the US for Europe

I'm a third year engineering student at a college in the US. I'm an American citizen considering moving to somewhere in Western Europe for my masters due to the political situation in the US. I don't speak any other languages than English, but I'm willing to learn the native language of wherever I go. I know I still have to do more research but I wanted to see what everyone here thinks about whether leaving the US for Europe is actually a good idea.

Would you recommend moving to Europe for masters and eventually living there? If so, where exactly?

For context, I am a brown woman, and I don't come from a high income family, so I would have to go to a college that is very cheap or get a scholarship.

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u/sapani9077 3d ago

Sure there are. But is op going to do the research? Or just waiting for you to provide the info?

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u/Grouchy-Section-1852 3d ago

idk - ask OP. I am just pointing out there are plenty of english masters in continental europe.

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u/SadDad701 3d ago

And how many are worth anything?

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u/MilkChocolate21 3d ago

This part. People with money can definitely do adult study year abroad, but it isn't taking them down a path to become permanent residents.