I have never left Egypt. I have no idea what you're talking about.
I've only been to one school (private, K-12 as you Americans call it) and one university (public government funded) in the same city, where I still live to this day.
Why did you lie then?
You are thinking of someone else. I've been pretty open about my living conditions for as long as I can remember.
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It's Chimerica u ■■■
Good old California banned affirmative action long ago.
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I worked at a University writing center and my writing tutor partner was a guy from Egypt that stayed after his initial program ended. I miss that guy.
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I can't really speak to American universities but yes, here that is a huge problem.
I really do want to see some of the cool stuff Egypt has to offer, but i've heard soooo many bad stories about travellers having a bad time
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lets go to sudan
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The only thing tourists end up liking in Egypt is the food.
You can visit the giant pyramids and temples on Garry's Mod or something instead and have a better experience. Just go queue up de_dust2.
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i'm down, what could possibly go wrong
lol
the food does look really good, those people who go around delivering giant stacks of fresh bread every morning make me jealous
i'd love someone to deliver me delicious hot fresh Egyptian bread every morning
I've been to the Pyramid. It's exactly like in the photos. Just a pyramid.
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you don't say? 
I am fortunate to have a bakery in very close walking distance where I get my fresh bread. A lot better than grocery store bread.
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is it some tiny hole in the wall with a giant oven and teenagers covered in flour making the bread?
Yeah and they work in tandem with a falafel store next door.
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dude lets go to Alexandria and start an unauthorized dig site searching for the tomb of Alexander
The traveler trump card