Religion in Spain The state religion of Spain is Roman Catholic. About 99% of Spaniards are Catholics. 1% are Protestants, Muslims and Jews. Transport in Spain There is a subway in the capital of the country. It works from 6:30 to 1:30. Bus service is well developed. Bus stops are marked with yellow-green signs with… Read More »
Religion in Sweden Most of the believing population are Lutherans. There are Catholics, Orthodox, Muslims and Jews. Transport in Sweden The best way to get to Sweden is by plane, the flight will take about 2 hours. The capital of Sweden is served by two airports: Arlanda, which receives international and domestic flights, and Bromma,… Read More »
Religion in Switzerland 48% of the population professes Catholicism, 46% – Protestantism, 6% – other religions. Transport in Switzerland Public transport in Switzerland is one of the best in the world. There simply can’t be reasons for dissatisfaction – it runs exactly on schedule, you can easily get to any corner of the country, and… Read More »
Religion in Turkey About 99% of the Turkish population is Muslim. Of these, 4/5 are Sunnis, and 1/5 are Shiites. Despite the fact that Turkey is a secular state (Islam has ceased to be considered the state religion since 1928), the population is very sensitive to the observance of religious norms and rules. In addition… Read More »
Religion in Ukraine Most of the population of Ukraine professes Orthodox Christianity, while 37% of believers belong to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 12% to the Kyiv Patriarchate, 4% to the Ukrainian Autocephalous Church, 12% to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, 3% to the Roman Catholic Church. Protestants are 27% of believers. Other religions account for… Read More »
Personal Statement – Statement of Purpose A few tips for writing strong personal statement Use your own style An employee in the admissions office reads dozens of personal statements every day. Your style must strike a different note than those of the other applications. As a foreigner, you have a different personality for the reader… Read More »