I used to see this video regularly during my high-school days. Studying abroad was something (Apparently for me) difficult to achieve. Today is my last day in my home country, I’m finally going to study abroad to Europe, immensely grateful for my family’s support. I love you mom & dad, thank you for your presence and commitment.
@@yoursubconscious hey! Well, it has been a memorable 2 weeks so far. Classes haven’t started yet, just a 4-day introductory Math course, and I realised that I am a better English speaker than I thought. When I was meeting new people, it came out naturally as though my mother tongue. The small things that I find hard to adapt to is on the 3 meals thing. The lunch (usually) here consists on a sandwich, and with fair reason, because there’s no much free time to cook or stay through the day. But (now that I have time) I keep cooking some hot meals and for dining, too! It’s weird that I’m not feeling homesick yet. Actually, I’m enjoying being alone most of the mine, and being able to decide what to eat or who to hang out with. I’m pretty sure it won’t be like that in the next few weekends, so I’ll just enjoy the present.
@@fabrizioj.contrerastay9270 well! that is brilliant to hear! Glad to hear the confidence in your ability to speak has been strong! Being alone is one of my fav, parts of life. The time to gather my thoughts but also able to listen to others without interruptions. 😉 I'm sure the rest will be amazing too., at least most of it!
@@marian.german Hey! I’m currently studying in KU Leuven, Belgium. The requirements were quite basic, I only needed to present my High School certificate, my IB Diploma (If you don’t have, you make an exam), and my IELTS Test. Besides that, there are many ‘cheap’ options to choose when it comes to their careers, even cheaper if you’re European; I suggest you looking for universities located in the EU: There are plenty of international students which you will meet and it’s simply fantastic.
please go abroad, seriously makes you much wiser it's insane how much you can learn and experience while being in a foreign place the world is so so big. I'm a high school senior and low income, I've seen so many people talk about expenses and I went out of my way to apply to scholarships I've traveled to 2 countries in high schools and studied there for a bit during my sophomore year and the summer before senior year and I'll be in another country for a few weeks 2nd semester of senior year. I'm first-gen so both of my parents are immigrants so I'm basically doing everything on my own and I have no idea wtf I'm doing. I really hope everyone can experience studying abroad though it is truly so special and unique to each person. Don't let yourself or others stop you from going outside the box.
Hey, Im a high school senior and will study abroad soon and I’m struggling with a few things that i would like to ask u about, Do u have instagram so i can contact u there?
Don't give up! I have still one year of high school behind me and I thought I had no chances, but now i'm working full time in a restaurant whole summer. Realizing that i could literally make my own future by myself it's amazing
@@LindseyDara Finland has completely free education (And its also in the top 3 best education systems in the world) Plus even if you dont have money or a stable job, Finland gives free support to incoming foreigners about 1000-2000 euro per month (Finnish people know english well, but it has a really complex native language, so if that scares you norway and Sweden are really similar too with a few downsides.)
2023 fall semester study abroad student here that studied art history in Rome Italy. Never will I regret it. I hated the idea of college and was in a low income family and lost my last parent at 18. After an inspiring talk and decided to try college it out… I found out that I wanted to do college, but my way. If you have a dream to travel but saving it for school this is for you. For those in low income… depending on age, and family situation, and your own work, financial aid will help you pay for half or almost the whole trip. Although, it is hard work getting there but NOT impossible. I Graduated high school with a 2.5 GPA and ended up being the top of the class that semester in Italy for the first time ever because it is what I dreamt about. And you find yourself turning dreams in goals into realities. You will look at the world in a different way, and will have you like me watching these videos again doing research on what program I will do next. Dream a dream, turn it into a goal, and make it into a reality. Good luck !
I missed the opportunity to study abroad when I was in school. So when I graduated, I went abroad to work. I def recommend it, but I think people don't think about culture shock, reverse culture shock, their mental ability to handle it, and the length of time they should stay abroad.
Yes, I agree. If you cannot study abroad during school, which is a great opportunity for you, traveling after college and during your youth is beneficial for so many reasons. Some people have a very self centered world view, which can lead to this culture shock you are talking about. The mental ability to handle it is beneficial for real life as well. When you are living on your own in a new place and have to figure things out for yourself.
I was rather naive when arrived for my year abroad aged 20. I do think it helped me grow as a person in ways that would never have been conceivable had i stayed home that year. I was forced out of my comfort zone to integrate with the foreigners. Above all i learnt how horrible and manipulative my friend back home was from being outside of that bubble and it gave me the courage to be my own person and sever ties when i returned.
wow that's amazing! Are you studying in Europe? How's your experience been? I'm thinking of studying abroad so I'd love too hear what you have to share :)
"Higher Education has to fulfill the demand of market" - Can't agree more..I got my master degree abroad and now continuing my PhD abroad as well. In my opinion, obtaining a chance to study abroad is merely about our effort. Particularly how hard our effort is. Money? Well, I'm not coming from wealthy family and I got my master degree and this PhD study by Scholarship. Again it's about our effort to get that. And there are a lot of scholarship out there!. I have tried 8 times of doing scholarships test, 8 times failed. However, it's all priceless once we get it in the end. Not only when we are abroad, but started from the day 1 we decided to prepare ourselves for the test and finally obtaining the degree.
For the love of God, don't go abroad if you have anxiety/depression problems. I am abroad for 7 month and feel like I am deteriorating rapidly - emotionally, psychologically and even physically. I hope to finish this year and go home for good, if I manage to finish it.
@@nathalie-danielle Hey! Thank you. I didn't ask help because where I am, it's not offered freely and it's extremely expensive. I had to find other ways, sports etc, something to keep my mind off certain things. I am about to finish studies, it was tough but I made it through. I don't regret the experience, but I am glad it's coming to a close :) The lockdowns didn't help. That's where my anxiety really spiked, to the point of panic attacks. I needed to write the comment because it's rarely discussed that studying abroad can be very challenging. But maybe, in the end, the experience that are difficult are most useful.
Currently studying in turkey. It's really a wonderful country and i have earned so much different qualities and useful experiences.🙂And i am on the way to get my third language ( Turkish language)
Yes, Studying abroad in another country opens you up to so many new things! New cultures and hobbies can create new perspectives and change one's normally "Americanized" version of the world they see. A great eye opening experience for people!
I hope one day I can come back here and write a comment that I able to achive my big desire to live abroad, it tough to think but I just want to make sure that at least I tried.
I am about to turn 25 and will be transferring to uni soon (hopefully). I am a first gen., and this has always been a dream. Most people have told me not to because I'm way passed the age to travel as a new uni student, but I don't care if it feels right when I'm thinking about it, then I should do it.
Studying abroad and change my life are the most insane, exciting and the most precious dream for me. I'm not so sure in my English skills but I'm sure that I want to learn more and more and be better every day. This is my dream and hope that someday i will be able to talk with people all around the world and I really want to learn other languages too. I believe that I will be success if do something and spend the time for my dream.
I am 20 right now and after graduating high school it took me two years to start college. My mental health was at it’s worse after high school and I felt really lost not knowing what I want in life. During those two years i began therapy and medication to help my medical health. I honestly felt sorry for myself because all of my peers were already on their 2 year of college while I hadn’t even started. I felt hopeless. Though I am still not sure what exactly I want to do in life something that I’ve always known is that I want to travel and experience the different cultures of the world, meet people all around make beautiful memories. I am now close to finishing my 1st year in college and it has hit me that this is my chance to study abroad or even just take a trip yet, I hold myself back for some reason. I really hope to make these visions come to life. I hate to look back in life when i’m older and regret my actions
I have hope that you will! Just because it took you a bit longer to be where your peers are, you’re still doing great ! I hope you are doing great & I also hope that you took the leap of faith to apply for your sophomore year becuz is too short to live in fear. ✨
hey i also will be starting college at 20, had to take a few gap years cause of my family and financial situation. i'm glad you made it out okay and i'm hoping ur doing well!
@@cupboardofcheese1529 sorry for such a late reply but a lot has been going on haha I don't think I've experienced a culture shock however there's many things that surprised me. But overall I love it here and wish I could stay longer :)
Having international exposure in one's academic life is beautiful, I know so because of the opportunity Tübingen University has given me via the VIP program of the school. Hope to study fully abroad in the future.
An important factor for most international students while choosing a study abroad program is the safety and security of the country and the city in particular.
I was offered a chance to study at a secondary school in Singapore but turned it down. I know that it would be better to go abroad but I got depressed for some reason, I don’t even know what I am scared of. My dad says he respect my choice although he would like me to go. I don’t know if it was the right choice but I still keep saying to myself that it was right to follow my gut
I actually moved to Spain to teach English and just completely change my life around after 2 years after graduating university. It's actually the best decision ever. I'm a lot healthier, happier, and I'm surrounded by so much beauty in Madrid. I don't know a lot of people, but I'm having a lot of fun! Get out of the house and your regular routine. It's good for you.
Traveling abroad isn't for everyone. If you plan on going in the future when your mental health is in a better place, then I am sure it will be a great thing for you. However, I personally do not believe that traveling somewhere foreign, when you are not ready for the experience neither mentally or physically, then your best course of action would be to stay here and study, while focusing omg yourself as well.
I was offered a chance to go study abroad after high school. I turned it down and I'm not sorry. Four years later it was a good decision. Just because we say it is best to go does not mean you should leave home if your heart is not in it. That said, I will be going to that country next year.
All the best to future international students. If any of you need help to pursue programs in Canada, US, UK or Australia, feel free to speak with one of our education or immigration consultants.
Everything I hear about studying abroad is people talking about spending a YEAR abroad. I want to move from the UK to Spain and study there for the entire course. Has anyone done this? Or anyone have any experience?
I would like depart to abroad especially to US or UK, but i don't wanna leave my parents in a difficult financial situation and i want achieve all my dreams myself
most likely going to move to france after graduating in a less than 5 months and i’m still debating wether i should go or not. i’m so scared that im going to miss everything feel nostalgic and develop depression but i also really wanna go
mmm. what bank did to attend to in México?...that sounds like a unique and personal experience. On the contrary, to me as a Mexican and having studied and worked abroad... it has been a nightmare dealing with banks in other countries...
The past year, I have been preparing to go abroad. Applied for Masters in the Netherlands and i got in. I am 23, I have never been on my own Was determined to go but now my brain keeps bringing out all these reasons, for example if I will get a job with my degree. I am now procrastinating if I should go.
you don't know what offers u have if u complete your masters nor you don't know what offers u hold staying in your country too! so take a leap of faith and choose something and make the best out of it :)
Seems like this very important education is not helping us as a society to be better humans, embrace our brothers and sisters and protect our environment. About 200 years ago any of indigenous or aborigine' people had any high education and they knew how to live in peace and harmony with themselves and nature. What is interesting is that more we study more insane we get. Where are we going to?
aa ok later he talks about critical thinking, thats deeefinitely a good thing! If you want to be critical :D Could also be a catholic-german and live in a dream world if you prefere that :D
Is it possible for higher education to be free for student that meet a certain qualification ? How can students around the world learn about scholarships ?
Je K studying abroad is just a really nice experience to have mainly amongst students. It’s fun, exciting and it’s like a whole new world filled with adventures. Plus it’s really impressive if you include it on a resume. 🤗
I'm like you but I Know my future is more brighter than I think , please don't ever you say that you are poor. I've decided not waiting going abroad before studying , I started it here and I'm 💯% sure that I will make it.
I dont know bro, it's like saying: live in poverty for 2 years and then you know how poor people feel.. In the end I think doing what is best for our goals should be the aim.. If you want to work in an international company then definitely do it but if you're a scientist or something like that I think its a waste of energy and also could stop you from evolving in other areas
I respect your opinion on the matter, however, traveling abroad is not a waste of an opportunity, of it is something they truly want. The New York Suny system has it organized to where the average cost of a semester abroad is comparable to the average cost of the semester at the university. This is not breaking the bank for most people already enrolled in a college, and it is truly up to the person and their particular interests.
For the love of God, don't go abroad if you have anxiety/depression problems. I am abroad for 7 month and feel like I am deteriorating rapidly - emotionally, psychologically and even physically. I hope to finish this year and go home for good, if I manage to finish it.
I used to see this video regularly during my high-school days. Studying abroad was something (Apparently for me) difficult to achieve.
Today is my last day in my home country, I’m finally going to study abroad to Europe, immensely grateful for my family’s support.
I love you mom & dad, thank you for your presence and commitment.
it's been a short time, but how do you enjoy it? thoughts from Thailand.
@@yoursubconscious hey! Well, it has been a memorable 2 weeks so far. Classes haven’t started yet, just a 4-day introductory Math course, and I realised that I am a better English speaker than I thought. When I was meeting new people, it came out naturally as though my mother tongue. The small things that I find hard to adapt to is on the 3 meals thing. The lunch (usually) here consists on a sandwich, and with fair reason, because there’s no much free time to cook or stay through the day. But (now that I have time) I keep cooking some hot meals and for dining, too!
It’s weird that I’m not feeling homesick yet. Actually, I’m enjoying being alone most of the mine, and being able to decide what to eat or who to hang out with.
I’m pretty sure it won’t be like that in the next few weekends, so I’ll just enjoy the present.
@@fabrizioj.contrerastay9270 well! that is brilliant to hear! Glad to hear the confidence in your ability to speak has been strong! Being alone is one of my fav, parts of life. The time to gather my thoughts but also able to listen to others without interruptions. 😉 I'm sure the rest will be amazing too., at least most of it!
Hey! What school did you go to? I wanna go to europe so bad:( the only school i know is “EF” but is really expensive and i don’t know if its worth it
@@marian.german Hey! I’m currently studying in KU Leuven, Belgium. The requirements were quite basic, I only needed to present my High School certificate, my IB Diploma (If you don’t have, you make an exam), and my IELTS Test.
Besides that, there are many ‘cheap’ options to choose when it comes to their careers, even cheaper if you’re European; I suggest you looking for universities located in the EU: There are plenty of international students which you will meet and it’s simply fantastic.
please go abroad, seriously makes you much wiser it's insane how much you can learn and experience while being in a foreign place the world is so so big. I'm a high school senior and low income, I've seen so many people talk about expenses and I went out of my way to apply to scholarships I've traveled to 2 countries in high schools and studied there for a bit during my sophomore year and the summer before senior year and I'll be in another country for a few weeks 2nd semester of senior year. I'm first-gen so both of my parents are immigrants so I'm basically doing everything on my own and I have no idea wtf I'm doing. I really hope everyone can experience studying abroad though it is truly so special and unique to each person. Don't let yourself or others stop you from going outside the box.
Thank you for this comment, i really needed to hear this
Hey, Im a high school senior and will study abroad soon and I’m struggling with a few things that i would like to ask u about, Do u have instagram so i can contact u there?
You are awesome Jennifer
❤
to study abroad is one of my biggest dream but I'm not good enough in financial and I'm still believe that someday I can make it come true..
Same here but we can do it :)
Same, I'm not sure if I'm going to do it but I am saving up, working full time so that the option may be open in the future.
Don't give up! I have still one year of high school behind me and I thought I had no chances, but now i'm working full time in a restaurant whole summer. Realizing that i could literally make my own future by myself it's amazing
David Sihombing there are scholarships for study abroad, to even pay the whole program, ask your university study abroad office :)
@@LindseyDara Finland has completely free education (And its also in the top 3 best education systems in the world) Plus even if you dont have money or a stable job, Finland gives free support to incoming foreigners about 1000-2000 euro per month (Finnish people know english well, but it has a really complex native language, so if that scares you norway and Sweden are really similar too with a few downsides.)
2023 fall semester study abroad student here that studied art history in Rome Italy. Never will I regret it. I hated the idea of college and was in a low income family and lost my last parent at 18. After an inspiring talk and decided to try college it out… I found out that I wanted to do college, but my way. If you have a dream to travel but saving it for school this is for you. For those in low income… depending on age, and family situation, and your own work, financial aid will help you pay for half or almost the whole trip. Although, it is hard work getting there but NOT impossible. I Graduated high school with a 2.5 GPA and ended up being the top of the class that semester in Italy for the first time ever because it is what I dreamt about. And you find yourself turning dreams in goals into realities.
You will look at the world in a different way, and will have you like me watching these videos again doing research on what program I will do next. Dream a dream, turn it into a goal, and make it into a reality. Good luck !
I missed the opportunity to study abroad when I was in school. So when I graduated, I went abroad to work. I def recommend it, but I think people don't think about culture shock, reverse culture shock, their mental ability to handle it, and the length of time they should stay abroad.
Yes, I agree. If you cannot study abroad during school, which is a great opportunity for you, traveling after college and during your youth is beneficial for so many reasons. Some people have a very self centered world view, which can lead to this culture shock you are talking about. The mental ability to handle it is beneficial for real life as well. When you are living on your own in a new place and have to figure things out for yourself.
The reverse culture shock feels worst than any initial culture shock.
For everyone wanting to study abroad... Good luck!
I was rather naive when arrived for my year abroad aged 20. I do think it helped me grow as a person in ways that would never have been conceivable had i stayed home that year. I was forced out of my comfort zone to integrate with the foreigners. Above all i learnt how horrible and manipulative my friend back home was from being outside of that bubble and it gave me the courage to be my own person and sever ties when i returned.
Currently going in my second year studying abroad, this video nailed it
wow that's amazing! Are you studying in Europe? How's your experience been? I'm thinking of studying abroad so I'd love too hear what you have to share :)
I'm highly impressed. Studying abroad is one of the most important things in life for not only students but all people these days.
5:00 for the answers you looking for
Thank you~~
"Higher Education has to fulfill the demand of market" - Can't agree more..I got my master degree abroad and now continuing my PhD abroad as well. In my opinion, obtaining a chance to study abroad is merely about our effort. Particularly how hard our effort is. Money? Well, I'm not coming from wealthy family and I got my master degree and this PhD study by Scholarship. Again it's about our effort to get that. And there are a lot of scholarship out there!. I have tried 8 times of doing scholarships test, 8 times failed. However, it's all priceless once we get it in the end. Not only when we are abroad, but started from the day 1 we decided to prepare ourselves for the test and finally obtaining the degree.
Which tests?
Trueeee
😊
For the love of God, don't go abroad if you have anxiety/depression problems. I am abroad for 7 month and feel like I am deteriorating rapidly - emotionally, psychologically and even physically. I hope to finish this year and go home for good, if I manage to finish it.
You got this, don’t give up
Hey, have you tried to reach a professional to help you? Asking for help when you need it is also brave.
What did you settle in a third world country 😂😂 😂
K Who said he went to a third world country?
@@nathalie-danielle Hey! Thank you. I didn't ask help because where I am, it's not offered freely and it's extremely expensive. I had to find other ways, sports etc, something to keep my mind off certain things.
I am about to finish studies, it was tough but I made it through. I don't regret the experience, but I am glad it's coming to a close :)
The lockdowns didn't help. That's where my anxiety really spiked, to the point of panic attacks.
I needed to write the comment because it's rarely discussed that studying abroad can be very challenging. But maybe, in the end, the experience that are difficult are most useful.
But let´s not forget that studying abroad is still a privilage that very few can afford :(, so let´s start discussing how we can remedy that too.
Currently studying in turkey. It's really a wonderful country and i have earned so much different qualities and useful experiences.🙂And i am on the way to get my third language ( Turkish language)
did you get any scholarship to study there?
Good luck !
Yes, Studying abroad in another country opens you up to so many new things! New cultures and hobbies can create new perspectives and change one's normally "Americanized" version of the world they see. A great eye opening experience for people!
I hope one day I can come back here and write a comment that I able to achive my big desire to live abroad, it tough to think but I just want to make sure that at least I tried.
I am about to turn 25 and will be transferring to uni soon (hopefully). I am a first gen., and this has always been a dream. Most people have told me not to because I'm way passed the age to travel as a new uni student, but I don't care if it feels right when I'm thinking about it, then I should do it.
Great speech.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Studying abroad and change my life are the most insane, exciting and the most precious dream for me. I'm not so sure in my English skills but I'm sure that I want to learn more and more and be better every day. This is my dream and hope that someday i will be able to talk with people all around the world and I really want to learn other languages too. I believe that I will be success if do something and spend the time for my dream.
I was studying abroad in Nordkorea. It was great. Thank to our leader ❤
I am 20 right now and after graduating high school it took me two years to start college. My mental health was at it’s worse after high school and I felt really lost not knowing what I want in life. During those two years i began therapy and medication to help my medical health. I honestly felt sorry for myself because all of my peers were already on their 2 year of college while I hadn’t even started. I felt hopeless. Though I am still not sure what exactly I want to do in life something that I’ve always known is that I want to travel and experience the different cultures of the world, meet people all around make beautiful memories. I am now close to finishing my 1st year in college and it has hit me that this is my chance to study abroad or even just take a trip yet, I hold myself back for some reason. I really hope to make these visions come to life. I hate to look back in life when i’m older and regret my actions
I have hope that you will! Just because it took you a bit longer to be where your peers are, you’re still doing great ! I hope you are doing great & I also hope that you took the leap of faith to apply for your sophomore year becuz is too short to live in fear. ✨
hey i also will be starting college at 20, had to take a few gap years cause of my family and financial situation. i'm glad you made it out okay and i'm hoping ur doing well!
All you want is money because you won't survive without that
I'm going to study abroad in Japan and my flight is tomorrow! I'm scared but also excited!
How's it going?
@@cupboardofcheese1529 thanks for asking, I just had my first class today haha It was stressful but exciting!
@@klaudiagalos5462 Oh awesome, has there been a bit of a culture shock over there or have they been really welcoming? :)
@@cupboardofcheese1529 sorry for such a late reply but a lot has been going on haha I don't think I've experienced a culture shock however there's many things that surprised me. But overall I love it here and wish I could stay longer :)
@@klaudiagalos5462 how's it going now buddy?
Having international exposure in one's academic life is beautiful, I know so because of the opportunity Tübingen University has given me via the VIP program of the school. Hope to study fully abroad in the future.
An important factor for most international students while choosing a study abroad program is the safety and security of the country and the city in particular.
can you study in another country and live in the us?
This video was great! As a German he was soooooo funny!
I got you 😂
BlackMambaLady88 dude did you not get it
I was offered a chance to study at a secondary school in Singapore but turned it down. I know that it would be better to go abroad but I got depressed for some reason, I don’t even know what I am scared of. My dad says he respect my choice although he would like me to go. I don’t know if it was the right choice but I still keep saying to myself that it was right to follow my gut
I actually moved to Spain to teach English and just completely change my life around after 2 years after graduating university. It's actually the best decision ever. I'm a lot healthier, happier, and I'm surrounded by so much beauty in Madrid. I don't know a lot of people, but I'm having a lot of fun! Get out of the house and your regular routine. It's good for you.
Traveling abroad isn't for everyone. If you plan on going in the future when your mental health is in a better place, then I am sure it will be a great thing for you. However, I personally do not believe that traveling somewhere foreign, when you are not ready for the experience neither mentally or physically, then your best course of action would be to stay here and study, while focusing omg yourself as well.
I was offered a chance to go study abroad after high school. I turned it down and I'm not sorry. Four years later it was a good decision.
Just because we say it is best to go does not mean you should leave home if your heart is not in it.
That said, I will be going to that country next year.
Great talk . So much of truth. In India magic works . Thank you, bless you . All your dreams come true .
All the best to future international students. If any of you need help to pursue programs in Canada, US, UK or Australia, feel free to speak with one of our education or immigration consultants.
Can u help me?
Everything I hear about studying abroad is people talking about spending a YEAR abroad. I want to move from the UK to Spain and study there for the entire course. Has anyone done this? Or anyone have any experience?
Really good speech.
Its the best thing I’ve done
I would like depart to abroad especially to US or UK, but i don't wanna leave my parents in a difficult financial situation and i want achieve all my dreams myself
I hope all will work out for me, and I'll be able to achieve my dream and get a PHD. 🤞🏽🤞🏽
I m in my early 30s have 6 years of work experience with PG degree i m in dilemma to study abroad for phd
Wind just go for it.
Hey! Don't give him advice like that. A decision like this can screw up your life for good if it's taken unwisely
Go and do your best
4:22 add some icing, not just study but also find a part time job
I have no money to study abroad, I'm crying rn...
most likely going to move to france after graduating in a less than 5 months and i’m still debating wether i should go or not. i’m so scared that im going to miss everything feel nostalgic and develop depression but i also really wanna go
Same, im trying to think of it as vacation/adventure
So… did u go?
@@MM-je1uf my flight is in 8 days🤞🏼✌🏼
@@Maria-tl4yc greatt good luckkk😊
How is it going so far? Do you like France?
Can somebody write a short summary of the whole video?
It is my endless dream
mmm. what bank did to attend to in México?...that sounds like a unique and personal experience. On the contrary, to me as a Mexican and having studied and worked abroad... it has been a nightmare dealing with banks in other countries...
The past year, I have been preparing to go abroad. Applied for Masters in the Netherlands and i got in. I am 23, I have never been on my own
Was determined to go but now my brain keeps bringing out all these reasons, for example if I will get a job with my degree.
I am now procrastinating if I should go.
you don't know what offers u have if u complete your masters nor you don't know what offers u hold staying in your country too! so take a leap of faith and choose something and make the best out of it :)
in short: are you willing to adapt?
Seems like this very important education is not helping us as a society to be better humans, embrace our brothers and sisters and protect our environment. About 200 years ago any of indigenous or aborigine' people had any high education and they knew how to live in peace and harmony with themselves and nature. What is interesting is that more we study more insane we get. Where are we going to?
Wow ... 😍😍
i hopefully in the future could to studying in abroad ❤
I want to study aboard.I want universities give places to live. I'm scared of my security.
aa ok later he talks about critical thinking, thats deeefinitely a good thing! If you want to be critical :D Could also be a catholic-german and live in a dream world if you prefere that :D
I've already been accepted into an elite school but I'm not sure if money will allow it
100% true :)
GREAT
Aha I'm french and I don't know why he said that about us 😂😂
I'm moving to France, and I'm so happy that French group won!;)
@@fatemesadattabatabaei3429 where did you use to live?
@@alanguijarro816 I was in Iran :)
Is it possible for higher education to be free for student that meet a certain qualification ? How can students around the world learn about scholarships ?
Wowowowow, I guess the speaker doesn't know how to attach a text in the presentation
so what's the point? we should go study aboard to get a nicer job or get in the nice company? how can he talk about this in TED? isn't it too boring?
Je K studying abroad is just a really nice experience to have mainly amongst students. It’s fun, exciting and it’s like a whole new world filled with adventures. Plus it’s really impressive if you include it on a resume. 🤗
I’m interested
Too bad for me l can't go abroad 'cause am poor
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I'm like you but I Know my future is more brighter than I think , please don't ever you say that you are poor. I've decided not waiting going abroad before studying , I started it here and I'm 💯% sure that I will make it.
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الاقتباس اللي قاله عن اوباما ميعرفش يقوله اي زعيم عربي!
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Yo au roeve qui écoute ça en premier 🤙
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he says "I think" a lot.
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I dont know bro, it's like saying: live in poverty for 2 years and then you know how poor people feel.. In the end I think doing what is best for our goals should be the aim.. If you want to work in an international company then definitely do it but if you're a scientist or something like that I think its a waste of energy and also could stop you from evolving in other areas
I respect your opinion on the matter, however, traveling abroad is not a waste of an opportunity, of it is something they truly want. The New York Suny system has it organized to where the average cost of a semester abroad is comparable to the average cost of the semester at the university. This is not breaking the bank for most people already enrolled in a college, and it is truly up to the person and their particular interests.
This talk is a bunch of hot air, no good evidence or reasons for anything he's saying
Go away then
For the love of God, don't go abroad if you have anxiety/depression problems. I am abroad for 7 month and feel like I am deteriorating rapidly - emotionally, psychologically and even physically. I hope to finish this year and go home for good, if I manage to finish it.