[RatedG²]

Originally posted by T0M

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[Drowned_World]

The trinity is London, Paris and Berlin. Been to the latter two and they're just so stylish and vivid. I'm planning on seeing London as well one day!

[Kisuke]

Amsterdam,Berlin,Paris,Barcelona

[liberalmusiclover]

Moscow.

[°ColdFire°]

Dubrovnik.

[MillionLights]

London, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona and Milan

[Cz!]

Originally posted by Aryl

Seville gets my vote. Underrated Andalucian city, which is bustling but not too overwhelming, has amazing tapas and paellas, beautiful architecture and friendly people.

The heat in the summer is unbearable, though. I wouldn't live there.

Anything by the Mediterranean sea + Madrid >

[MarryTheMonster]

Of the ones I've been two, Rome is my favourite one. Stockholm is great really, and it's a better choice than Oslo as it's cheaper and bigger (even though Oslo is a good city of course). I wasn't in Berlin for too long but it seemed pretty great as well. I'd like to travel back to Berlin once. Krakow was a nice city in Poland as well, really cheap if you don't like things to cost much

Originally posted by 2stupid4you

I heard Copenhagen has the highest number of suicides, guess it isn't that good

But that won't make you suicidal while being there though

[Mezter]

London and Paris probably offers the most due to size, so those

[Jet]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Jerusalem

I screamed

[Chemist]

It depends on the type of vacations you want to do. Cities like Paris, Prague and Rome are very pretty but they are more the sightseeing during day, sleeping during night type of cities

If you want to get trashed during night and wake up everyday at 3 p.m then cities like Berlin, London or Amsterdam should suit you best

[Horse]

Luxembourg

[Chileno]

Amsterdam

[americanshameless]

London.

[Citrus]

I'll put up the new question in a little bit, I think we got a fair bit of geography covered.

[OpenBacardi]

Paris is beautiful

[Citrus]

Next up:

I have an interview for a pretty good (top 10 in US) college next week, and I'm just overall terrified. Not everyone gets one, so I really wanna make my interview count. I've read online that they last like 40 minutes but if the interviewer really likes you it can be 2+ hours. I'm signed up to be a chemistry major, which is the only thing they see from my application. Is that what I talk about? They already have my extracurriculars on the application and I just need to know how I can stand out, like, overall interview tips would be appreciated.

[Citrus]

I'll go ahead and start. I've had some interviews for scholarships and what-not recently (though certainly no Ivy Leagues like you girl), and the one thing I've learned is that it's important to be respectful but flexible. The interview is where you let your personality show. Now, that doesn't mean you should be kii kii'ing with the interviewer, but don't let the nerves stiffen you and keep you from being yourself. Be confident yet humble; don't gloss over your accomplishments, but don't linger on them, ya know?

[Subomie]

I didn't have to do an interview for college thank god, but I think this could be useful for other interviews you may face in life.

[BudBud]

i have a two hour interview (group and 1on1) next week - and im not only introverted but my bad hair and acne game has been a bit strong lately its for a job i really want so i dont know how im going to pull that off and citrus good luck for your scholarship interview , luckily my one was letter only.