2022-05-25 14:00:05
What fears get in the way of studying abroad? We can easily dispel them!
"I'm a weak student, I can't get in and I can't study."
It's not impeccable academic literacy and high diploma/certificate scores that matter. Foreign universities and scholarship funds are looking for the motivated, persistent, talented and ambitious - those who can make their alma mater famous and make a difference (from the department to the state and the world). Overlap weaknesses with strengths, merits, achievements.
"I have to possess a big amount of money to study and live on."
But for whom have hundreds of scholarships, grants, and other financial "lifelines" been invented? You can always choose a less expensive university in a financially more accessible country, and in quality of education it will not be inferior to the most famous expensive universities.
"It will be difficult for me in my new environment.”
Probably yes, it's an unfamiliar environment. But the main thing here is to always remember your goals and motivation. Don't be shy to ask for help: communicate more with your family, friends (former and new), contact the psychological service of the new university, come to some theme club, community, fraternity. Don't tend to be alone - then the adaptation process will go as quickly and easily as possible.
"What if I graduate and still can't find a job abroad? All my efforts would be in vain!"
Almost all countries, admitting foreigners to their universities, give time after the diploma to find a job (usually it is 1-3 years).
And what are your fears? Share in the comments!
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