The answer is yes. The best place to learn German is nowhere else but Germany :)
The problem is that you will be living in an English speaking environment, and because the schedule is so tight, you'll usually stay on campus. Try get as much foundation knowledge as you can before you come here, and take the german classes seriously, and during your breaks, practise practise practise. By the time you graduate, you should be able to communicate relatively well.
hahahaha that was fun))) I am a second year student from Moscow and I really do want to transfer to Jacobs University
deniskatashkentskiy 10 months ago
The answer is yes. The best place to learn German is nowhere else but Germany :)
The problem is that you will be living in an English speaking environment, and because the schedule is so tight, you'll usually stay on campus. Try get as much foundation knowledge as you can before you come here, and take the german classes seriously, and during your breaks, practise practise practise. By the time you graduate, you should be able to communicate relatively well.
animaaura 1 year ago
@animaaura u study at jacobs right? want if i may ask and is jacobs hard to get in?
annie8nicole 4 months ago
I have always wanted to know this:
If an American student went to Jacobs, for 3 years, whould he/she be able to learn the German Language?
pizzasuits 1 year ago