I did! I spoke very briefly with her as I also explain in the video.

@@ByJenni oh I’m so sorry I guess I missed that part. I apologize 🥺

Thank you so much, that means a lot! And how exciting for you. Will make sure to check out you video 🐚

Hi. Thanks you! And how exciting! I’ve had good experience with Bjørnsholm which is a company that administrates apartment buildings in Copenhagen. I would also recommend checking out Facebook pages with people renting out their apartments in Copenhagen.

Thank you for your support 🪷

That’s a tough question to answer. I wrote a poster on my blog about how I saved up money before going and also found a good solution in terms of housing.

New York definitely feels very safe! 🙌🏼

I know it wasn’t compulsory when I applied but if in doubt I would double check with the admissions office. Wishing you best of luck! :-)

Tusind tak ☺️ Ja den kan altså godt anbefales 🙌🏼 Og tak for se rosende ord - de er så værdsat 💫

@@ByJenni - det var da så lidt 🌸🌸

Yay! Love that! 🌟

I have to say I don’t have much knowledge about community colleges in NY unfortunately :/

It was really good! 😊

Haha I know!! Such a coincidence but I love it!

Hehe ja efteråret i New York må siges at have været dejlig mildt 🤗 december har dog også været virkelig hyggelig 🎄🌟

@@ByJenni Det lyder vildt djeligt 😊😊

So happy to know that you found my video helpful! I am so excited for you - wishing you all the best!

Both cities are great but very different. I do love London though :D That's a really fun idea to make a comparison video. Definitely something I will consider. In the meantime, you are more than welcome to send me the questions you may have :-)

Thank you so much Suzanne! I can’t wait to go to Central Park again in a few days and see the transformation. The leaves are really changing colors now

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Hi. That sounds so exciting! Watching a bunch of NYC apartment videos definitely helped me answer so many of the questions that I had but you are more than welcome to reach out to me at [email protected] ☺️

Thank you ✨🤗

Hi Faisal. I honestly don’t know if there are. My best advice is to do the research and reach out to schools. Tuition is not cheap in NY, unfortunately so a payment plan may be preferable. Admission offices on the different schools will definitely help you answer those questions :) best of luck!

Thank you 🤗

I have to say that I don’t know the exact tuition and criteria of other schools. I would suggest looking into the ones in the area you want to study in. Checking out the websites of every school may be a bit comprehensive but it’s probably the best way to find answers :-) also speaking with a student counselor may be helpful.

This was from early and mid November. I feel like you never really know with the weather here but NYC Fall is usually mild

@@ByJenni thank you so much! That’s very helpful 😊

Thank you so much. That comment made my day ✨

Oh good to know. I live in NJ and here we have grocery stores such as Aldi and Lidl where it’s also a bit cheaper than in NYC.

@@ByJenni ah yes, I love Aldi lol. Didn’t know Lidl exists here in the US. I’m from Sweden so I know about them but have never seen one here.

@@Etta3099 Oh nice you are from Sweden - then we are kind of neighbors 😁 But yeah my local Lidl opened like a year ago so maybe the chain is relatively new in the US.

Thank you for the uplifting words :-)

Oh, amazing. I wish the best of luck to you ✨

Thank you ✨

Hi. Most restrictions are gone now in Denmark. I felt save but was also careful. Most people are finally vaccinated now so that’s a big plus!

If you want to live on your own while studying my best advice is to save up as much money as you possibly can before you go. A more affordable option is living with roommates or getting a House&Board sponsor as I talk about in the video. I was fortunate to get a part-time job on campus which also helped me out financially. If you have CPT included in your visa then perhaps look for paid internships.

@@ByJenni thank u so much for the advise

Hi Nidhi, Thank you 🤗 And how exciting! You could do either one really. At the moment it's pretty easy to do virtual tours, or if you know anyone in NYC who can go view an apartment for you it would be even better. Obviously, it is usually best to view the apartments in person but it can also become quite costly to stay in a hotel or Air BNB for weeks. Best of luck with your apartment search 🌸

@@ByJenni Thank you! :D

Thank you 🤗

Thanks so much, that means a lot ✨

@@ByJenni No problem at all, always happy to support my fellow content creators. I am looking forward to improving on my own current video format I have uploaded and, in the future, trying to create content as good as yours in the long-term.

Tusind tak Morten 😊 dine kommentarer er altid motiverende og opmuntrende

Yes I’m really excited for that too! 🤩

Thank you so much ✨

Hey, cool I have a follower from Libya 🙌🏼😃

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Thank you for the sweet words ✨

Tusind tak - det er jeg glad for du synes

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Glad you found it useful :-)

Thank you! 😊

Your welcome

This is definitely a tough one that we will face as international students unfortunately. Either you would have to have guarantors who can guarantee that they will pay your rent if your are suddenly unable to do so. Guarantors could be family members. There are also companies you can pay to act as guarantors but it’s usually an expensive solution. An easier advice would be to move in with roommates who meet the requirements for renting an apartment. You can find roommates through Facebook groups, gypsy housing and your school. Right now though, due to covid it is a bit easier to negotiate with broker and super so perhaps you can get away with no credit- and employment history at the moment if you can prove in other ways that you can pay your monthly rent. It is worth a try :-)

@@ByJenni , Thank you very much. Appreciate the tips

Of course! :-)

@@ByJenni Waiting you

Hey :)