USA or New Zealand

[sotwnoz]

Hey! Alright. I am 15 now, and after one year, I am going to take a "study-year" in a different country (Going to school, living in another family etc). I am living in Sweden right now. If you would take a study-year, where would you go between USA or New Zealand, and why? I can't choose...

I like to play golf, I need a great internet connection, I want a big city max 45 mins from me, I don't want snow, more than 1/5 of the year. I need to go in a great school because I want to learn.

Thanks

 

[Imagine]

Well for the US, if you don't want ANY snow, and a good school, your options are pretty much limited to California. (I know it may sound stereotypical, but southern public schools are nowhere near as good as northern ones).

I have no idea about New Zealand though.

 

[sotwnoz]

Well for the US, if you don't want ANY snow, and a good school, your options are pretty much limited to California. (I know it may sound stereotypical, but southern public schools are nowhere near as good as northern ones).

I have no idea about New Zealand though.

Do you know how much snow there is in New York?

 

[antibum]

Do you know how much snow there is in New York?

There is a lot, if you hate snow don't go there.

 

[<3☻]

If you want a good school system, New Zealand.
If you want city life, golf and high speed Internet, USA.
Imo.

 

[antibum]

If you want a good school system, New Zealand.
If you want city life, golf and high speed Internet, USA.
Imo.

the school system in NZ really depends on your area same with the US.

 

[<3☻]

the school system in NZ really depends on your area same with the US.

Varies on multiple things, but I know that schooling systems here in the USA could be drastically improved, I'm not sure about NZ.
But I know that the Internet and City life here in the USA is nothing less then spectacular, imo.

 

[sotwnoz]

I don't hate snow, but in Sweden we have a snowtime/very cold around 2/5 of the year so I am just tired off it

 

[sotwnoz]

Where do you guys think I will learn my the most english? When I come home, I want to talk english fluent

 

[<3☻]

Where do you guys think I will learn my the most english? When I come home, I want to talk english fluent

Then USA, hands down.

 

[sotwnoz]

Then USA, hands down.

Do they talk any other language than English in New Zealand?

 

[RS Prodigy]

i would say New Zealand because i live in USA Lol and i think New Zealand would be beautiful.

although USA is probably better for you. I live in FLorida and it is easy to live close to a big city, have a great internet connection, and it NEVER snows...EVER. LOL

 

[<3☻]

Do they talk any other language than English in New Zealand?

Ah, that I don't entirely know my friend, but I know they speak some English over there, as far as there primary language you'd need to ask someone from there for the most accurate answer, because after all I do live in USA, Miami.

 

[sotwnoz]

Florida, Miami... U are lucky!

 

[antibum]

Do they talk any other language than English in New Zealand?

They speak english.

 

[Deluxe 247]

San Diego if you don't want snow, school system is held in high regard although expensive.

 

[Punkerpunk13]

USA is a shit hole. I'd 100% choose new zealand.

 

I like to play golf, I need a great internet connection, I want a big city max 45 mins from me, I don't want snow, more than 1/5 of the year. I need to go in a great school because I want to learn.

Thanks

New Zealand has golf. Its internet is kinda meh considered to the great speeds in other areas of the world but it is decent enough for Skype and all that. Are you addicted to Big Cities? Um - Auckland or Wellington. There is very low chance of snow. There are pretty decent schools also.

I wouldn't really know about USA.

They speak english.

There are Maori's that speak Te Reo Maori, although its kind of died off.

 

[SuF]

There is a lot, if you hate snow don't go there.

Depends where you are. Buffalo can have well of 10, 12 or even 18' at once. Where I'm at we generally never get more than a foot or two and if you are in the city they get very little, normally.

 

[Sypherz]

I suggest that you look into the geograhy and weather patterns of anywhere in the U.S. you might consider living in. It varies greatly, like a place like Sweden.