Students, do you also want to know the most suitable country inventory for studying abroad, and the analysis and answer to this question? I believe that you will have a deeper understanding through the following articles, so I won’t say much, so let’s take a look with China Education Online Xiaobian.
Recommended by countries suitable for studying abroad
1, Germany (Germany)
Advantages: Science and engineering education ranks among the top in the world, the cost of studying abroad is low, and it is easier to obtain a work visa.
Disadvantages: Language learning is more difficult.
Who can crush the traditional study abroad powers in the minds of China students such as Britain, America and Australia, and rank first in this list? Yes, it is Germany. In recent years, the position of German students studying abroad in China has been continuously improved, and it has become the first hot spot for studying abroad after the college entrance examination for the following reasons:
1. The cost of studying abroad is low. Many universities in Germany (except some states have different policies) implement the policy of tuition-free, which is a great boon for many families who are cash-strapped but have dreams of studying abroad. They only need to pay the registration fee of 500-600 euros a year, and the cost of living is not too high, about 800-1,000 euros a month, and they also support international students to work outside the school legally. This economic temptation is for many families of international students.
2. Science and engineering education ranks in the forefront of the world, and Germany has always been the most famous industrial country in the world. Therefore, the education quality of science and engineering-related majors in Germany is unparalleled. Some majors can even have the ability to wrestle with MIT and Imperial College London in the United Kingdom, which shows the strength of German science and engineering, such as Munich University and Heidelberg University, which are world-famous institutions of higher learning in science and engineering. The combination of history and modernity gives German science and engineering majors more advantages in studying abroad.
3. After graduation, the employment prospects are considerable. After graduation, German students will be given a year to find a job that suits them. This year’s visa will be provided by the German government. If you successfully find a job in a German company and are hired, your next work visa will be handled by your company. If you have worked for a certain number of years and performed well, you will have a great chance to obtain the qualification of immigration, which is also a very attractive condition.
2. Australia (Australia)
Advantages: excellent springboard for studying abroad and excellent immigration prospects.
Disadvantages: the quality of undergraduate education is relatively low, and the prospect of immigration is greatly limited by majors.
In view of the increasing employment pressure of China students, Australia has launched vocational education programs such as TAFE in due course. Australia belongs to the Commonwealth countries, and its international student policy is relatively flexible. The export of education industry is the national policy, which attracts a large number of international students from China. At the same time, Australia’s multicultural and immigration policies provide good employment opportunities for more students studying in Australia. For students who have just finished their high school studies, it is not necessary to have a high language foundation to apply for studying in Australia. Most of the students who graduated from high schools in China need to study for one year to enter professional courses. You can also finish your freshman application in China and enroll in February and July every year. Students can apply for admission in February after the college entrance examination, and prepare themselves for the IELTS test time, which is also sufficient in time preparation. However, the cost of studying abroad in Australia is relatively low, and it needs about 250,000 RMB a year, which needs to be measured before applying.
3. Spain
Advantages: the language advantage is huge, and the cost of studying abroad is low.
Disadvantages: Social instability is great, and the prospect of immigration is almost zero.
As a country with extremely unstable economy in the world, why can Spain be selected into our list of the most suitable destination countries for studying after the college entrance examination? First, as a destination country for studying abroad, Spain’s performance is actually excellent enough. In terms of language, although Spanish is a little more difficult to learn, it has already formed a huge employment area after learning. Second, as a destination country for studying abroad, the cost of studying in Spain is very attractive. The cost of studying in Spain seems to be high, with an average of about 10,000 to 12,000 euros a year, but the school’s efforts to give subsidies are not small at all, with an average of 6,000 to 7,000 euros a year, which can alleviate a large part of the economic pressure. Thirdly, the difficulty of studying abroad visa in Spain is relatively low. For many novice students studying abroad, it is less difficult to apply, and there is no need for proof of deposit, which saves a lot of trouble for students and parents, and basically saves a lot of time.
4, the United States (USA)
Advantages: the most popular destination country for studying abroad, suitable for international students in all situations.
Disadvantages: the over-signing rate of visas is low, and the cost of studying abroad is expensive.
The United States has long occupied the name of the world’s first destination country for studying abroad. For students who have completed the college entrance examination in China, the United States seems to be a very good choice. However, because different universities in the United States have different requirements for language scores and language requirements have not been low, the time left for students to prepare for the college entrance examination is not particularly sufficient, and the cost of studying in the United States has not been particularly cheap. It takes a long time to prepare proof of funds when applying for a study visa, which is not particularly suitable for children’s shoes who intend to study abroad after the college entrance examination.
5. Great Britain
Advantages: the oldest traditional study abroad country.
Disadvantages: the cost of studying abroad is quite high, which is not suitable for undergraduate education.
Although studying in Britain is famous for its excellent historical tradition and high-quality study abroad, and the visa policy has been relaxed in recent years, it can’t make up for the most deadly language and cost requirements for students who have just completed the college entrance examination. The famous universities in Britain have high language requirements. It is difficult for students with good foundation to complete their applications within half a year after the summer vacation, and Britain is more suitable for graduate students to study abroad, which is not particularly suitable for undergraduates to study abroad.
6. Canada (Canada)
Advantages: excellent springboard for studying abroad, pure North American education.
Disadvantages: the quality of institutions is uneven, so it is difficult to choose the institutions that suit you.
Canada, adjacent to the United States, has always been a very traditional destination country for studying abroad. Compared with other major countries, the cost of studying in Canada is slightly cheaper. Moreover, the visa policy of the Canadian Embassy has remained relatively stable for many years, and its attractive immigration policy has attracted many China students to study in Canada. However, there are too many choices of overseas study institutions in Canada, so it will be somewhat difficult. It is suggested that students who apply for studying in Canada should make a rational analysis according to their own situation and choose the most suitable school.
7. Singapore
Advantages: Excellent education quality and considerable employment prospects.
Disadvantages: the cost of studying abroad is high, and the probability of immigration is almost zero.
Singapore has always been the most powerful destination for studying abroad in Asia, ranking among the top countries in the world for a long time in terms of education quality, etc. However, the cost and language requirements for studying abroad in Singapore are a bit heavy for students who have just come out of the college entrance examination. Therefore, for students who have just finished the college entrance examination, Xiaozhan Xiaobian is not recommended as the first destination for studying abroad after the college entrance examination, and it is recommended to apply after a period of revision and re-preparation.
8. South Korea
Advantages: close culture and affordable.
Disadvantages: the language requirements are high, and the quality of education is relatively weak.
Studying in South Korea is more suitable for families with less financial ability to choose as the destination country for studying abroad. It is not unacceptable to spend a total of 70,000-80,000 yuan a year on studying abroad. However, the first thing you need to do when applying for universities in South Korea is the language barrier. If you can’t pass the language test, you need to take a language course for one year, which can be said to be a waste in the time cost and economic cost of studying abroad.
9. Japan (Japan)
Advantages: the culture is close, and the language difficulty is low.
Disadvantages: the preparation time for the language test is longer and the cost of studying abroad is higher.
Japan has always been a traditional destination country for foreign students from China. Because of the close culture, it is not difficult for foreign students from China to adapt. Moreover, compared with other countries with small languages, Japanese is relatively difficult to learn because there are many elements similar to Chinese. However, due to the constant change of exchange rate in recent years, the cost of studying in Japan has been in a huge fluctuation range. Moreover, political factors will also be one of the factors that restrict the overseas students from China. When China students apply for universities in Japan, most of them will choose to apply for major advantages in studying in Japan, such as design, animation, architecture and so on, which makes the competition among these majors extremely fierce. Therefore, it is also a good choice for China students to apply for some relatively unpopular majors.
10. New Zealand
Advantages: It is convenient for immigration and visa application.
Disadvantages: major limitations, lack of visibility.
New Zealand is an emerging destination for studying abroad in recent years. Although it once existed in China as an unknown destination for studying abroad, in recent years, due to the relatively open immigration policy of New Zealand, New Zealand has become a huge hot spot in the range of destination for studying abroad. The quality of universities in New Zealand has steadily increased in recent years, and the application for study visas in New Zealand is relatively simple, and applicants do not need to provide language scores. Therefore, this is a very huge advantage for friends who want to apply for studying in New Zealand.
Advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad
benefit
1. The academic environment abroad is very good.
What I am talking about here is not academic ability, but academic atmosphere. Before I came out, my tutor told me: "Chinese wants to learn from the United States when doing academics, and the academic atmosphere has become a business, but the ability to do academics is not as good as that of the United States; So I just learned the superficial things of American academics. Doing academics in Europe is more like doing art and carving it carefully. " Of course, this generalization is a bit too general, but it is also very correct. I don’t know the academic situation in the United States, so I don’t comment; However, learning in China is like doing business, while learning in Europe is like doing art, which I have experienced personally. I spent a year here at Max Planck Institute in Germany, and I worked with Norbert on gravity. It was really slow, but I enjoy it. I learned a lot and did a lot of calculations. If you follow the practice of doing business in China, it is estimated that there will be about five articles. But according to the practice here, it can only be regarded as a small work of art with average quality at most. On the other hand, such a scientific research environment and years of discussions with tutors really make people enjoy themselves and realize the great pleasure of doing scientific research. Moreover, what can stay in the academic world can’t be "products" in business, but works of art. Therefore, people who only regard academics as their livelihood may feel depressed; Those who have academic ideals can really benefit a lot.
2. Good academic support.
The salary of PhD students in China is basically only enough to buy three meals a day. But here, both students’ salaries and students’ scientific research conditions are far superior to those in China. It’s refreshing to move from a crowded office in China to an elegant working environment here. Monthly salary balance, you can buy SLR, Apple products and so on, and it is possible to travel in European countries. By the way, there are many holidays here, Saturday and Sunday are doomed to rest, as well as various national holidays/regional holidays, etc. You can also apply for a holiday of about 40 days/year.
3. Studying abroad is a good platform to get in touch with the world.
Can let you know all kinds of cultures and opinions; Meet all kinds of international friends. Let people have a more comprehensive view of the world. There are more open information and resources, such as facebook and other good things that can be accessed without external network. This is a very important point. If you want to talk about the world outlook, how can you talk about it if you haven’t seen the world?
4. Studying abroad will help you learn to be independent.
You have to rent your own house and get your own food. Unlike in China, the public canteen guarantees your life. Therefore, during my study abroad, I was able to have more independence and more self-factors. Instead of the gesture of "everything goes to the party and everything follows the public" at home. This kind of life, looking back after graduation, can make people feel that life is still very personal.
5. In Germany, I can get more respect.
This respect is not from anyone, but from society. For example, in China, you can’t do this or that, you have to check when you enter the school, the subway has to be checked, and some leaders have to avoid it when they express their condolences to the school. What’s more, people feel scared and, in a sense, lose some self-dignity (what’s more, some people are so numb that they don’t think this is a loss of self-dignity! )。 But in Germany, I can feel the sense of security and respect for people in the whole society. This feeling is the basic guarantee that a person should enjoy. So I met many Chinese who settled abroad and didn’t want to return to China. This is basically their reason.
* I have met it several times. For example, Ke Qiang came to visit Peking University. At first, our students felt very friendly and good. But in the end, all kinds of "hooligans" wearing uniforms and armbands are arrogant and extremely fierce. It’s not that this door is not allowed to enter, that is to say, this road is not for you (just because Ke Qiang’s car will pass in an hour), or everyone’s bicycles are unsightly and want to "cover up" … Holy shit, this is not a condolence to Peking University, it’s just Eight-Nation Alliance going to Beijing. The key point is that everyone (including many Peking University students who claim to have the spirit of "freedom") thinks this is normal. What a distorted personality and sadness the nation is!
6. Others.
disadvantage
1, communication is not smooth enough, due to language reasons, cultural reasons and so on.
So you need to learn a lot of languages and cultures. Especially when dealing with society, such as finding a house and writing a contract. Moreover, the values are contrary to the domestic values. For example, an introverted person who doesn’t get into trouble and doesn’t associate with others will feel more obedient and kind; But here, they will think you are boring; They will want people who are more outgoing and can play together. This understanding of language and culture will be very good if it can be perfected before going abroad.
2, emotional problems, missing the motherland, hometown and lover, relatives and so on.
Long-term communication barriers can easily lead to emotional emptiness. I knew there were many couples who were separated because of this-in fact, I can understand how they feel. Therefore, if studying abroad leads to foreign love, you should be cautious, at least communicate well with each other. My suggestion is that it is best for one party to make some sacrifices, or not to study abroad, or to fly together. If you really want to fall in love with a foreign country, it is that both sides suffer and your heart is really strong.
3. Food problem.
For example, in Germany, I really can’t get used to their potatoes and sausages; So I cook my own meals every morning and evening, and I cook my own meals on weekends. It certainly takes time, but what can it do? If you can follow the crowd and have no bad preference like me, you will be much smoother than me.
4. Others.
In fact, the above points are all double-edged swords. For example, academic atmosphere, for some people, "artistic" academic atmosphere may be too angry, for some people, it may really benefit a lot and enjoy it very much, and learn a lot of real knowledge. Another example is self-care. For some people, it may be a good platform for learning independence and autonomy, while some people just want to keep him/her in the canteen for life. Therefore, the balance of these advantages and disadvantages should be carefully considered according to the actual situation of the individual. I just provide a reference here.
What should I bring to study abroad?
First, electrical appliances
1. Notebook computer and its accessories (buy 5/6m network cable, voice recorder, camera, Kefeng and USB flash drive).
2. Several switching plugs (at least 2-3)
3. One transformer
4, a rice cooker
5, a patch panel (all-around at least 6 jacks)
6, a battery charger
7, rechargeable batteries 5th 4 7th 4
8. One earphone
9, a clock
10. A watch and a battery.
11. One camera
Second, kitchen utensils
1. 3-4 pairs of chopsticks
2. Two dishcloths
(This can be decided according to individual circumstances.)
Third, stationery:
1. Marker
2, a stapler
3. A Chinese-English dictionary.
4. A calculator
5. An electronic dictionary.
6, a notebook
7. Several folders
8. A pencil case or pencil case.
9. Some pencils and 10 ballpoint pens.
10, professional drawing pen
11, a scale
12. A set of triangular plates
13. 2 erasers
14. One schoolbag
15. 2 signature pens, 3 mechanical pencil pens and lead cores.
16. Double-sided tape
17, correction fluid
18, transparent glue
19. Blank CD
20. Some black plastic bags
21, some plastic wrap
22, a number of small gifts
23. Photos of relatives and friends
24, scissors
25, a wallet
26. small backpack
Iv. all documents for exit and entry
1. Copy of passport and home page 5cop
2, foreign currency change 200-300
3. Draft and copy (accommodation and deposit)
4. The original letter of admission +AID and 5 copies.
5. Graduation certificate (copy of degree and English documents) 3 copies.
6. Transcript 2
7. Physical examination certificate
8. How many copies of the address book
9. Guide to Studying in the United States
10. passport photos, 20 on a blue background and 20 on a white background.
11. I-20 original and 5 copies.
V. Bedclothes
1. 2 pillowcases
2, quilt cover 2
3, a towel quilt
4. 2 sheets
Six, toiletries
1. 8 toothbrushes
2. 2 tubes of toothpaste
3, a bath towel
4. Four towels
5, a pair of slippers (not afraid of water)
6, a sewing box
7. 2 combs (one size each)
8, a small iron
9. Body lotion
10. Perfume
11, a soap
12, facial cleanser
13. A small bottle of shampoo
14, a small bottle of shower gel
15. 6-7 clothes hangers
Seven, clothes
1. A coat (thick dark tweed)
2, a sandwich down jacket
3. A waterproof windbreaker with a hat.
4. Leather clothing
5. A pair of thick outer pants (worn in the coldest weather)
6, socks (thick white to keep warm) (winter 2, autumn 8, summer 4)
7. Two pairs of gloves (one for thickness)
8. Two scarves (one for thickness)
9. Wear a hat in winter to keep warm and cover your ears.
10, thin sweater/cashmere sweater is best, 3-4 pieces.
11. 2 sets of autumn clothes and 2 single coats.
12. 2 sets of sportswear (sportswear 3)
13. 2 vests
14. Pants: casual 2/ cowboy 1/ washed 5 (different thickness)
15. 2 sets of pajamas (2 sets in autumn, 1 set in summer and 2 pairs of cotton pajamas)
16. 6 sets of underwear, thin underwear 4, thick vest 1, casual shirt 6, formal shirt 2,
17. Shoes: 1 pair of waterproof shoes, 1 pair of leather shoes, 1 pair of sandals and 1 pair of cloth shoes.
18. A formal suit
19. 10 short-sleeved shirts /T-shirts (5 short-sleeved shirts, 6 T-shirts and 5 long-sleeved T-shirts)
20, sun hat, sunglasses
21, sports hat
22. Belt
23. Swimsuit
24, water mirror
Eight, drugs
You can take some cold medicine and some medicine for emergencies.
IX. Others
1. 2 pairs of glasses
2. 2 sets of contact lenses and eye drops
3, a number of health balls
4. One umbrella
5, a flashlight
7, a nail clipper
8, a small mirror
Conditions for studying abroad in America
1. What are the requirements for high school students to study in the United States?
In fact, there is only one necessary condition for high school students to study in the United States: to obtain a high school diploma. There are no other essential requirements. If you don’t have TOEFL scores or not enough TOEFL scores, you can get both language and degree admission; If you don’t have enough funds, you can choose a lower-cost school or fight for scholarships. Therefore, as long as you get a high school diploma, you can study in the United States.
2. What is the academic system of American universities?
All undergraduate majors are generally four years. After completing undergraduate studies, you can continue to apply for graduate students. Generally, it takes two years for a master’s degree and five years for a doctor’s degree. If you have an undergraduate degree in the United States, you can directly apply for a postgraduate degree.
American universities, like those in China, are divided into two semesters every year: spring and autumn. Autumn usually starts in late August and early September, and spring usually starts in early January. Each school has its own schedule. In addition, students can also choose to stay in school in summer (summer vacation). Generally, freshmen are recommended to start school in autumn.
3. What is the annual tuition fee?
There are many universities in the United States, and the cost of each university is different, so the cost fluctuates greatly. The annual cost ranges from 10 thousand dollars to more than 40 thousand dollars. Generally speaking, the top universities are the most expensive, many of which exceed $40,000. The more common expenses are concentrated around $20,000 a year.
4. How are American universities ranked?
The famous USNEWS magazine in the United States selects about 1,300 universities from nearly 4,000 American universities every year to enter the list of the best universities in the United States, and ranks these 1,300 universities into four categories according to the different degrees offered by universities, their scale and regions.
National ranking of doctors, national ranking of liberal arts colleges, regional ranking of masters and regional ranking of undergraduate courses. For high school students studying abroad, all kinds of universities provide high-quality undergraduate education, and the top universities are very good universities.
5. How to apply for a scholarship?
American universities offer the most scholarships to international students in all countries. Almost 3/4 of the 1000 American universities that international students often apply for have scholarships, ranging from several thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars a year. There is no professional procedure, however, the number of scholarships can be directly related to the students’ personal background, the schools they apply for and the application materials. Only a few dozen top universities have the real ability to provide high or even full scholarships to international students, which is not up to the requirements of many China students. Under normal circumstances, most China students can reduce the annual family expenses to between $10,000 and $20,000, or even lower, by getting some scholarships. Scholarship applications are generally included in the application for admission, and no special application is required. However, some schools require to apply for scholarships or grants through an independent scholarship application system. We need to consult our teacher for specific questions.
6. What materials do families studying in the United States need to prepare for their students?
In addition to the work that students need to do to improve their own quality and competitiveness, and the application materials that need to be done when applying, families only need to make some corresponding preparations in terms of funds and financial resources, including deposit certificates and work certificates. Moreover, unlike some countries such as Canada, the United States has no specific requirements on the amount and duration of deposits, and its flexibility is relatively large.
In terms of the amount of deposit, it depends on the cost of applying to the school and whether you get a scholarship. When you apply for a visa, you need to provide a deposit certificate that at least exceeds the total cost of the school for one year (generally about RMB 200,000-300,000). However, in order to ensure the visa to the greatest extent, it is recommended that the deposit certificate fee should cover the cost of 3-4 years (generally more than RMB 600,000-800,000).
If there is a scholarship, it needs to be analyzed according to the amount of the scholarship and the cost of the school. There is almost no requirement for the shelf life. However, if families can make early preparations in terms of deposits, real estate, immovable assets, etc., it is still beneficial. In addition, it is also necessary to apply for a passport in advance before the visa.
7. What qualities do American universities value students?
The admission of American universities is different from that of China, and the decision is made only by the results of the college entrance examination. American universities pay more attention to students’ performance and comprehensive quality in the whole high school stage. First of all, high school academic performance, ranking and standardized test (SAT/ACT) scores are the two most important criteria (of course, many universities can exempt China students from SAT/ACT requirements). Personal important award-winning experience is also highly valued by many top universities. Next is the clerical writing in the application materials, including personal essays or statements, as well as the teacher’s recommendation letter. Finally, TOEFL scores, personal extracurricular activities, hobbies, internship experience and so on.
8. What effect does TOEFL score have on the application?
Although TOEFL is also a kind of standardized test, its importance is far less than that of SAT/ACT. Because SAT/ACT is a test of students’ academic ability, while TOEFL is only a test of language ability to ensure that students have enough English understanding and expression ability to study in the United States.
Therefore, most American universities have a bottom line requirement for TOEFL for international students. Generally, the top ranked schools require more than 80 points, most of them require more than 90 points, and the lowest requirement is generally not less than 75 points. However, almost no school will take TOEFL score as the standard of scholarship evaluation like SAT/ACT.
TOEFL is not as important and decisive as many people think. Just having a high TOEFL score doesn’t mean that you can hit a good university. On the contrary, if the student’s background is excellent, even if TOEFL doesn’t meet the school’s bottom line requirements, you may get an exceptional admission or both language and degree admission.
Of course, a high TOEFL score can reflect a student’s learning ability, intellectual ability and learning attitude to a certain extent, especially when China students can’t provide SAT. Therefore, the attitude towards TOEFL should be to fully prepare, seriously respond, and strive to get an ideal score as much as possible, but TOEFL should not be simply used as the basis for choosing a school when applying.
9. Can you stay in the United States without TOEFL scores?
Sure. As long as the selected school offers language courses, you can apply for both language and degree admission. After finishing the language course in our school, you can enter the undergraduate study at any time once you pass the test.
10. Are there any preparatory courses in American universities?
American universities do not have preparatory courses similar to those in Canada, Australia and other countries. However, many universities offer language courses for international students whose TOEFL scores do not meet the requirements or have no TOEFL scores. Different from the preparatory courses in Canada and other countries, the preparatory courses in the United States are offered by universities themselves, not special language preparatory courses.
After completing the preparatory course, as long as you pass the university test, you can enter the undergraduate study directly according to the major admitted at the time of application without applying for another one. Therefore, the dual admission of language and degree in the United States is insurance, and there will be no possibility that countries such as Canada will still be unable to enter universities after completing preparatory courses.
Advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad
1. Maybe you can earn back a dollar, euros or pounds, which is the original accumulation before you start a business!
You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of foreign countries and broaden your horizons. After living and working abroad for several years, you may have advanced ideas from western countries. The benefits of this idea will undoubtedly have a far-reaching impact on your life and work.
3. Develop life experience. Studying abroad is an excellent opportunity to exercise your perseverance and independent living potential. It can cultivate your diligence. Maybe going abroad for a few years will give you such tenacious qualities.
It is possible to emigrate and live a happy life with welfare.
After going abroad, you will get rid of some bad habits, such as procrastination and lack of time concept. Your moral quality will also be greatly improved. At least you won’t spit and rush to the road like some Chinese, and you won’t throw electromagnetic garbage and white garbage. Of course, you may have been well educated before you went out.
With an excellent foreign diploma and real skills, you can live comfortably!
7. There is no way to learn a real foreign language!
8. It is difficult to find a job after graduation. It’s better to go abroad for gold plating than to take an exam at home. As far as time is concerned, it is almost the same, but the content of gold is naturally incomparable.
9. You can be the business representative of a foreign company in China. If you want to earn a salary abroad and live in China, it’s hard for you to become poor.
As long as you work hard abroad for a few years, you can enjoy a stable high income from now on. This is a dream that others can’t realize all their lives!
Advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad
Some foreigners have a strong sense of exclusion.
It is difficult to find one’s place in this group. Basically, it is mutual care between classmates, classmates and classmates, and classmates and students. There is no so-called social status. You will find it difficult to get along with foreign students and to integrate into their lives.
3. Foreign universities are open and strict. You will find that graduation is always so difficult. Sometimes you even want to give up.
Life abroad may be quite different from what you think. Many European countries are sparsely populated, with cold streets and low bungalows, and their cities are not as good as those in Shanghai and Shenzhen, or even as good as those in rural areas of China!
5. Studying and working in different countries. Studying abroad is a kind of gambling. Gambling is your youth, your parents’ expectation and your parents’ life savings (except those with money). You will feel great pressure, and you will spend several years under this pressure!
6. Living habits are everywhere
7. High consumption abroad often makes you feel shy. You always have to choose cheap goods that others can’t see.
Summary of advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad
Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad at different stages.
First of all, we need to help our children determine the countries where they study abroad. If the family economy is relatively abundant, we suggest choosing mainstream English-speaking countries. According to the overall statistics of the number of people going abroad, the top four are the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada. These countries are basically Commonwealth countries with similar but different education systems. In the past two years, the United States has become the first choice for China students to study abroad because of its relaxed visa policy, stable Sino-US relations, numerous universities and complete majors. Among them, business, science and engineering, art, media, film and television, law, computer and electronic communication have become the most popular choices for students.
As an established capitalist country, the founder of modern university education mode and the political and cultural center of Europe, Britain continues to attract China students to study abroad. On the other hand, Australia and Canada have met the needs of families and students with the attraction of studying abroad+immigration for many years.
Secondly, we should determine when to let our children study abroad. Generally speaking, there are three time periods:
Domestic junior high school graduates go abroad directly to study in high schools, accounting for about 10%-15% of the total number of students studying abroad, and it is on the rise year by year;
Domestic high school graduates go abroad directly to study undergraduate courses, accounting for about 30% of the total number of students studying abroad, and it is on the rise year by year;
Domestic university graduates go abroad directly to study for master’s degrees, accounting for about 50-60% of the total number of students studying abroad.
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