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Listen to the conversation, mark each statement as either true (T)or false (F)according to your listening.
M: Amy. Take a seat. Have you chosen a university yet? The deadline for applications is the end of the month.
W: I know. Mr. Evans. It’s so difficult! If I choose the wrong subject...
M: Don’t worry. Let’s talk through your options. Did you read the list I gave you?
W: Yes, but there’re so many choices. I was thinking about applying to business school, and then training as an accountant after I graduate from university. Which university is best for business administration?
M: Well, University of Bristol is very good. It’s got an excellent course, and I also know the course tutor there. You could e-mail him. He could tell you a lot about the course.
W: Thanks. That sounds like a good option.
M: So, what do your parents think?
W: They like the idea of business administration, but they want me to study somewhere closer to home, and ideally in Wales.
M: OK, then there’s Swansea. It has an excellent reputation. You’d have to take an entrance exam, as there’s a lot of competition for places. Would you like to study business administration with another subject?
W: I’d like to do something that uses my language skills.
M: What languages have you studied?
W: German for eight years, and I always do well in the exams.
M: Why don’t you choose a university where you can study business administration and German? You can spend a year studying in Germany. Many German universities offer scholarships to foreign students. And it would be a great way to improve your career opportunities.