Oregon State University

He graduated from the Faculty of Bioengineering in 2018. At that time, there were very few foreign students at the university and the university actively attracted them, so the cost of training was very attractive. For this money, I managed to get an incredible experience of learning and, as they say, "immersion in the environment". We had great teachers, especially the teachers who worked with us in the labs. The equipment of the laboratories at OSU is impressive. We had a consistently large volume of dz. And both theory and practical work. Student life at the university depends primarily on the faculty, and on what kind of classmates you have. My student life was very eventful, despite the fact that the city is small and not the most interesting. I also found my first job thanks to the Career Development Center of the university, for which I am still grateful to them.

OSU enrolled in the first year of Mechanical Engineering, but the program seemed to me rather boring, and little tied to reality, therefore, from the second year I transferred to Nuclear Engineering. And it was really the right choice, because the program was much more interesting, and since the area is quite narrow, and there are few specialized specialists, employers hunted for such personnel. In my senior year, I had an internship at the Nuclear Energy Institute, where I now work. In addition to the educational aspects, I would like to note the OSU campus itself. It is large, modern and well equipped. Clubs, sports - all this was available, but personally I did not have much time for entertainment, since it was always necessary to teach decently)