idk if you ever saw my last post but where in eu do you live again?

I did see and I believe I sort of answered your question if it was about education?

I live in Norway, attending business school there.

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Aug 27 2014 12:50pm

have not posted in a long time but looking like shit and small from this cut. 10-15 more lbs to go
this is before my shoulder traps and arm workout


This post was edited by rsm on Aug 27 2014 01:16pm

ye ok m8

actually you can tell you've been cutting, which means you don't look like shit
a lot of guys start from an aesthetic perspective but they have trouble getting any mass--just toned flatness

keep your head up and GL on the final cut m8

What part is it you don't believe / makes you respond so sarcastically ?

FYI I did say mass, as in fat, water and muscle. not 20kg pure muscle if that's what you're insinuating.

I was ~ 72-73kg during 2010-11 (time of first two pics)

I weighed 91 kg this morning

Some more statistics.. First two pics guns are ~ 15"

Last pic = 17" (44 cm warm)

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Aug 27 2014 01:33pm

didnt see the response lol. how does masters level education work in norway? do you know of any schools that offer msc's in english?

All public schools are completely free here, but the school I go to (BI business school) is the best in the country and I fully recommend it.. You can take a master of science here but he's more known for its BBA/MBAs

http://www.bi.edu/master/

It's a private school so you'll have to pay (it's like $12,000/year which compared to high end US and UK colleges is pretty damn cheap)

As you can see you can take an MSC in literally everything finance related


Our main comepetitor is NHH - Norges Handels Høyskole aka Norwegian school of Economics is a great choice also, but the GPA requirement is fucking ridiculous, I wouldn't bother unless you got straight A's in every subject.

http://www.nhh.no/Default.aspx?AreaID=7

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Aug 27 2014 01:51pm

ahh but im looking into kinesiology/exercise science/medical sciences for my masters. also not able to afford both msc tuition and living which i assume is pretty expensive in norway? im looking at NTNU which seems to have an msc exercise physiology program in english. thoughts on the school? how much would living expenses be?

Oh that's right.. BI/NHH are for business... NTNU is one of Norway's foremost science universities (it's in Trondheim which is about ~ 10 hours from Oslo)

Ive heard amazing things about that school. Can't remember if it was public or private so dunno if free or not.



As for living expenses... Well it's the most expensive country in the world.


Cost of living is generally 50-60% higher than the US but the overall cost of living in Oslo isn't THAT much higher than in NYC as the rent isn't as ridiculous and other cities. Trondheim will be cheaper than Oslo too.


the part where you'll notice price difference the most is food and ESPECIALLY alcohol. A beer is easily $15.. a bottle of vodka in the store is $50-ish and a shot at the bar is $10-12

Also cars, a Chevrolet Camaro for instance is like $250,000 but that won't be a problem for you as a student


Estimated living costs:

~ $500-600 on food (I eat for $1000 a month, but that's on my mum's bill and she buys expensive food and never buys anything in bulk)
~ $500 on rent (should include electricity internet and satellite TV, this is for a 20m² studio apartment or 30-35m² shared with 1 person)
~ $100 per night out
~ $200 on misc (travel card, mobile phone subscription, some clothes here and there, cinema tickets...)

we're talking ~ $1500-ish per month but bear in mind that almost any job will pay you $25 an hour. My part time job in a factory pays $35/hour base rate, and adds up to $80 PER HOUR during weekends/bank holidays at night ^^

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Aug 27 2014 02:07pm