Doing some paperwork regarding to my upcoming student exchange, and just wondering why is it so I have to doubt my knowledge about how to fill up all these forms whenever it's possible to question it?
For example: in order to apply for exchange in this particular university, a sufficient level of either German or English is required. My host university told me already in September, that I will have to send them a language certificate about my level in either of these languages. So I've got a recommendation letter from my Legal English teacher confirming that I'm able to communicate in academic situations in English, and it should be enough. I didn't ask any certificates from my Legal German teacher as my main study language is going to be English anyway.
As this is an EU related exchange project, there's an obligatory online language test, which I did in German. Thus I've got another certificate about my German level, which should also be sufficient for exchange. So I could actually choose which language I prefer to use as my main study language (but for practical reasons it's definitely going to be English).
So, I registered to the host university's exchange portal and they are asking for a "Sprachnachweis" (language certificate) to be uploaded. Although I've been told several times that English is fine, I haven't got the balls to upload my certificate, because I'm constantly asking myself "what if they want it about my German level, WHAT IF".
Even if I uploaded a wrong certificate, the worst thing that could happen is that I would get a polite e-mail telling me "Good afternoon miss, thank you for filling up the form, could you possibly send us another certificate? Welcome to Germany, see you soon". I don't really know what's wrong with me :laugh: