I did my master in Germany. The quality of the faculty members was so great and all of the classes were spoken in English. You don't need to pay tuition fees, and the living cost is so low. I only spent 700 Euro per month.
I totally agree with you. I lived in Japan as an exchange student for a year. The only problem was financial prob. But, I got a part time job and made money on my own, so I was able to make ends meet :) All experience in Japan was really special👍
Thank you for your insight Kristina! This has definitely given me some more food for thought in terms of studying abroad, it truly seems like an amazing experience! I’m not sure if I’ve commented before, but I have been keeping up with your channel for a while now and I really enjoy your videos ❤️
Great points she’s making! I was a college student in S.Korea and planned to study in the states for a few months to learn the language/culture. In the end, I transferred the school and got a college degree in the states. You never know what is coming for you. There is always a price for what you do and you will always learn life lessons from exploring different things, at least I did :) Don’t miss out on chances. I really love this one and keep watching others too haha!
Totally agree with you! I did a semester abroad in Austiria and it was the most amazing moment of my life. Like you said, I should've had a year abroad. Your video is always helpful!
I couldn't agree more! I did a year abroad at the University of Exeter and loved it so much, I ended up doing my masters in London. It definitely changed my life! If you can - DO IT! It was incredibly competitive to get into my university study abroad program, but it was well worth the long nights at the library just to get my first choice of university.
berkeley was already studying abroad for me, so it wasn’t something that i have in mind. but honestly i wish i had studied abroad somewhere else while i was at cal :o
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
No. 1 indirectly ties to how some of us sometimes prefer to be more independent in our home country - where actually yes, you'll miss out on opportunities to meet new friends coming from different parts of the world when you study abroad! AND NO.2 was my initial concern before deciding to study abroad. Great video, love it!
I actually study French literature in Algeria (it's a francophone country). It's kinda great for me because as you said studying abroad is expensive plus I think it's gonna be harder for me if I go to study in France. I was a scientific student and I studied my whole life in Arabic (but I talk in French since my childhood). French was the best choice for me... I'm gonna think about that in the near future, thank you !!
I'm new to your channel and like the topics you talk about. I studied abroad too and did a study abroad tag video with one of my best friends who also studied abroad. I was in Barcelona, Spain for 5 months and it was incredible I definitely recommend it. I hope that your time in the UK was pleasant and fun. I also heard that many people didn't want the regret of not studying abroad so that's why I did a semester. I would have loved to study abroad for a year. I definitely think the experience opened my mind in many ways, grew my confidence, and gave me some of the most memorable experiences. Now I have the travel bug and just got back from a trip to China, Japan, and South Korea. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
i'm glad you're enjoying the topics i'm covering! i also wish i studied abroad for a year instead of a semester, but i did do my master's abroad so that SORT of counts (not really though because going for my entire master's degree was way different than a semester abroad lol). your trip to asia must have been so fun! thanks for the comment :)
Haha I studied abroad for a year in Singapore and I honestly wish I stayed there! It's such an amazing experience that sticks with you forever and I totally agree! However, I find it funny how we all have these 'secretive' past experiences that have shaped us so much that are only shared with the people that were with us then..
Hahaha I have thought about that too! When you study abroad, you meet people that you would probably never be friends with (let alone meet) back at home, and yet you have this inseparable bond for the rest of your lives all because of a few months/a year together :)
Hey glad I've found someone who studied at my hometown (Bristol), but I want to study at the University of Southern Califonia. By the way you said you pay for your toution is paying your throw the Uni you went before going abroad. I’m planing to go strait after I finish my L3 creative games design course at SGS College, but idk if I need to go to Uni in UK first.
Thank you for the video, very informative. I’m planning on studying abroad for my master degree, will try my best to make it happen. Btw your skin looks great, can you do a video about your skincare routine
i’m currently in my sophomore year of high school and i truly want to study abroad in france. i’m also currently taking french throughout high school and i plan to study abroad for college. i want to major in medicine and i’m just worried if everything will be in french since i’m not too fluent.
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
@@chloeschueman8285 Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Thank you so much for your advise! I did intend to study at UCL for psychology as UCL was ranked as top 5 for the psychology degrees. But I have a question regarding part time jobs and that is, will it be difficult for a foreign student to get a part time job in London? Like does the law has any requirements for foreigners regarding jobs issues. (Also, when you refer to college degree, is that referring to bachelor degree? As in the first degree in university? I got a little confused because in my country, our education system doesn't have colleges 😂😅) Oh, one last thing, I have about 2 more years before I finish my current education and move towards an undergrads degree. I am not sure if this videos refers to both master or undergrads so for an undergrads, will you recommend to study abroad as well ??
Totally agreed! My experience of studying in California as an exchange student back in 2013-14 helped me a lot have become more open-minded to any situation and eventually work in Hong Kong now :) I bet the experience never disappoints you anyway. Fyi, I am from Korea.
This is my las semester in uni. I still havent decide what i will do after i graduate.. I consider taking a professional study but i want to study abroad too for my master degree. So for now i’ll do my best to graduate and will apply for my master degree. If that doesn’t go as i hope then i’ll take professional study and try again to get my master degree after. Thanks for the video! Very inspiring and encouraging!
Glad you liked it! I will say that going abroad for your master’s feels different than studying abroad for a semester/year in undergrad, but for me was still an equally great experience :)
Hi 👋🏻 I just came back from studying abroad in Seoul and everything you said are true 🙌🏻 studied abroad was the best decision I have ever made in my entire college life 😁
I'm a South African Grade 11 student who'd like to study abroad for an English Major but I'm always discouraged to even think about it as the community of people that are in my life don't see it being possible( I'm always being questioned: "what about xenophobia?" or "How are you going to be able to pay?' It's always something) It's only a few people that support me, maybe 2 or 3 that see my vision. The worst part is that my family is convinced that I'm going to study Science or something that is recognised as 'great' or 'impressive' of which doesn't go along the lines of studying for an English Major. I don't know what to do. Please help (even if its just suggestions or advice). I'm really desperate to figure out what I'm actually doing for my future, even if that means going against the life that everyone else sees for me and finally start doing more for myself. I know this video was posted 4 years ago but I do hope to get a response. Thank you.
I am just a freshman planning on studying abroad on her sophomore or junior year. Does the major matter?I am currently going for a nursing major with a minor in English and Spanish. I am currently interested in studying in Spain the most, maybe another European Country, even Japan or South Korea.
thanks for this video! i'm still considering this as well. what if you had to choose between studying abroad during your Bachelor degree and studying abroad for Master's? what would your pick be? btw i miss the food videos! :ppppp
They're totally different, really -- studying abroad during my bachelor's degree (aka doing a "study abroad" program) was almost like a vacation! Yes, I was studying and going to class, but the focus was more about the experience, meeting new people, etc. Studying abroad for my master's degree (aka I happened to do my master's degree in another country) was ALSO about the experience, but the focus was more on the studying, so I spent wayyyy more time in the library :) I would probably pick the first (doing a study abroad program, for one semester at LEAST) because it's a truly special time when you're still a college student and not a "full" adult yet. Doing my master's was a great experience as well, but I think it's because I already had that "play" experience when I was an undergrad. It obviously would have been great even if I didn't go abroad as an undergrad, but just different. Hope that makes sense! :)
Thank you so much for the informations, much apperciated :) I'm thinking about studying abroad in England and take a course in chemistry, I hope I can get there with enough work and money too, ty for the info again!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
I’m 15 and have been doing research about study abroad but I’m not really getting my question answered, I wanna know the requirements for study abroad, like what do I need to qualify for it, I’m really nervous, also I got my friend into study abroad, we’re both going to Korea and want to know the necessities!
It all depends on the programs you have available through your university (or if you are interested in programs that aren’t connected to your university)! The best way to find out is to talk to your study abroad advisor/department at your university.
@@bykchoi I’m not in college yet, I’m a freshman in High School and still thinking about what college I want to go to, can I ask what college you went to?
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
I’d like to study a masters program in London. I studied abroad in Preston England fall 2015 and have since always wanted to go back! We’re you able to work during your postgraduate program?
:'( IF you can afford to take an extra semester, I would recommend! But I understand that's not always an option. Or, you can maybe take a summer semester abroad (obvously all of this depending on what happens with the pandemic). But overall, don't be toos sad... you can always find more opportunities to go abroad after graduating, too. Good luck!!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Thanks alot Kchoi! My plans currently is to do my MSc in Int'l Relations at Bristol in about a year and a half. What has been your experience at that University. Ive heard so much great stories and my mind is set on there. Cn you tell me about your time there, including your accommodation, cost of living in Bristol (it's still in the South of England so might be bit pricey), the diversity at the school in terms, etc. I'd really appreciate your advice. Thnks.
I can’t say much about cost of living, it’s been so long! Plus the exchange rate was really hard on the US dollar at the time (pre-Brexit). I lived in student housing (specifically in hillside woodside). I wouldn’t recommend my specific house for grad students because it was almost all freshers hahah. it’s not that diverse especially when compared to London but I love Bristol, it’s beautiful and bustling but still walkable :)
I'm from Uzbekistan, and it's really difficult to decide whether to stay here or to go and achieve my dream)? But i have one problem, my parents didn't allow me study abroad, what do you think, how can i solve this problem)?
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Hi. Would you know if it’s easy to get a job in the US with a degree that was earned abroad? I can’t seem to find any info on US students coming back and getting hired
@@bykchoi thank you for a quick response. My son is going for a mechanical engineer bachelor degree and I’ve suggested that he study in Europe for a worldly experience and avoiding the high prices around here (US) but he’s worried that once earned (masters or bachelor) it won’t be looked at the same way in the USA , also worried about picking up a “European work ethic “ that doesn’t align with US mind set. Thank you very much for taking the time to read and answer
I really wanna know if your videos r speed up cuz even though I can understand what u r saying but when I am like hearing a words that I don’t know like MCAT I started going off tracks and your voice rushed along . Do you talk like this fast in real life ? Or maybe everyone does this and it is just me .
It's a waste of time and it's very expensive. And let's not forget how incredibly risky it is going to another country. I don't see the need for it and if you want to learn the language, there are plenty of free sources and a lot of immersion materials available on the internet at your fingertips.
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Hello there. I really loved your testimonial. This time, I am writing an article to the School where I study CAE for Cambridge Exames. I would really appreciate if you participate with us in my presentation, because I will speak about your experience. Would you agree with that? please get in contact.
I’d always wanted to travel around Europe (easily accessible from the UK) and I wanted to do full immersion so I needed to do an English program (and not a foreign language one because then it wouldn’t be fully immersive since, well, I’m not fluent in any European languages 😅)
@@zelinejaynario2359 Tuition and living expenses can actually sometimes be cheaper abroad, depending on the program and country! But of course there is the added cost of getting there, traveling while you're there, etc..
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
@@靚麗-c2i Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Currently studying abroad in London and honestly I can't imagine my life without this experience! Definitely worth the process.
Yay glad you’re having a great time!
I’m 13 and I’m ABSOLUTELY going to study abroad!! I’ve always wanted to go to Italy and once I heard about abroad I was soooo excited!
great video! I'm in high school and the only thing I'm scared of is missing my family too much, but I totally agree with the points you listed:)
Always consider the duration of the trip. I went abroad for 2 wks.
I did my master in Germany.
The quality of the faculty members was so great and all of the classes were spoken in English.
You don't need to pay tuition fees, and the living cost is so low. I only spent 700 Euro per month.
A Farmer's Son can you share how you were able to get a free master's degree in Germany...
Amazing!
In which university?
@@enitsirk1982 Please share your story
I totally agree with you. I lived in Japan as an exchange student for a year. The only problem was financial prob. But, I got a part time job and made money on my own, so I was able to make ends meet :) All experience in Japan was really special👍
That’s great that you were able to get a part time job and I’m glad you had a special experience :)
HOON lol
what college/exchange program did you use?
Thank you for your insight Kristina! This has definitely given me some more food for thought in terms of studying abroad, it truly seems like an amazing experience! I’m not sure if I’ve commented before, but I have been keeping up with your channel for a while now and I really enjoy your videos ❤️
Aw thank you! :)
Aww nice to see Jasmine here.
Great points she’s making! I was a college student in S.Korea and planned to study in the states for a few months to learn the language/culture. In the end, I transferred the school and got a college degree in the states. You never know what is coming for you. There is always a price for what you do and you will always learn life lessons from exploring different things, at least I did :) Don’t miss out on chances. I really love this one and keep watching others too haha!
Wow yes exactly! Thanks for watching :)
Did you graduate on time?
Thanks for the motivating message
I studied a semester abroad in Germany. It was by far the best decision I've made in my life. My best friends came because of the experience 💓
aww :)
Totally agree with you! I did a semester abroad in Austiria and it was the most amazing moment of my life. Like you said, I should've had a year abroad. Your video is always helpful!
So glad you can relate!
My wife came to London to study. Now one husband and daughter later she's still here 😂
Hahahaha 😅
i’m only 13 yet i’m researching how to study abroad 😂
Ikr
Its nice that you're young and there's a chance. While im in college now 😅
Samee
Sameee
I’m 15 and my parents said they won’t let me study abroad but that ain’t stopping me ✋😀
I studied abroad in Taiwan 🇹🇼 2 yrs ago. The best academic traveling experience I underwent!
I couldn't agree more! I did a year abroad at the University of Exeter and loved it so much, I ended up doing my masters in London. It definitely changed my life! If you can - DO IT! It was incredibly competitive to get into my university study abroad program, but it was well worth the long nights at the library just to get my first choice of university.
Yay thank you for sharing! :)
#1 i definitely agree. I’m a senior and that is definitely my biggest regret, but I’m looking into getting my master’s degree in sweden!
berkeley was already studying abroad for me, so it wasn’t something that i have in mind. but honestly i wish i had studied abroad somewhere else while i was at cal :o
It's great that you've still been able to travel though! :)
I was in an exchange program this year in Netherlands! It was an amazing experience for me! Thanks for your video~
thank you so much for this! I'm thinking about studying abroad in the US next year, but I'm terrified aha
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
No. 1 indirectly ties to how some of us sometimes prefer to be more independent in our home country - where actually yes, you'll miss out on opportunities to meet new friends coming from different parts of the world when you study abroad! AND NO.2 was my initial concern before deciding to study abroad. Great video, love it!
A great video! Keep the videos up, you seem like a really well educated and smart person :)
I actually study French literature in Algeria (it's a francophone country). It's kinda great for me because as you said studying abroad is expensive plus I think it's gonna be harder for me if I go to study in France. I was a scientific student and I studied my whole life in Arabic (but I talk in French since my childhood). French was the best choice for me... I'm gonna think about that in the near future, thank you !!
Nailed it. Sent to my nephews hope it opens there eyes. Thx!
me too!
I'm new to your channel and like the topics you talk about. I studied abroad too and did a study abroad tag video with one of my best friends who also studied abroad. I was in Barcelona, Spain for 5 months and it was incredible I definitely recommend it. I hope that your time in the UK was pleasant and fun. I also heard that many people didn't want the regret of not studying abroad so that's why I did a semester. I would have loved to study abroad for a year. I definitely think the experience opened my mind in many ways, grew my confidence, and gave me some of the most memorable experiences. Now I have the travel bug and just got back from a trip to China, Japan, and South Korea. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
i'm glad you're enjoying the topics i'm covering! i also wish i studied abroad for a year instead of a semester, but i did do my master's abroad so that SORT of counts (not really though because going for my entire master's degree was way different than a semester abroad lol). your trip to asia must have been so fun! thanks for the comment :)
Haha I studied abroad for a year in Singapore and I honestly wish I stayed there! It's such an amazing experience that sticks with you forever and I totally agree! However, I find it funny how we all have these 'secretive' past experiences that have shaped us so much that are only shared with the people that were with us then..
Hahaha I have thought about that too! When you study abroad, you meet people that you would probably never be friends with (let alone meet) back at home, and yet you have this inseparable bond for the rest of your lives all because of a few months/a year together :)
Hey glad I've found someone who studied at my hometown (Bristol), but I want to study at the University of Southern Califonia.
By the way you said you pay for your toution is paying your throw the Uni you went before going abroad.
I’m planing to go strait after I finish my L3 creative games design course at SGS College, but idk if I need to go to Uni in UK first.
Thank you for the video, very informative. I’m planning on studying abroad for my master degree, will try my best to make it happen. Btw your skin looks great, can you do a video about your skincare routine
I have a nighttime skincare routine from December which is still pretty accurate :)
kchoi thank youu
i’m currently in my sophomore year of high school and i truly want to study abroad in france. i’m also currently taking french throughout high school and i plan to study abroad for college. i want to major in medicine and i’m just worried if everything will be in french since i’m not too fluent.
same!!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
@@chloeschueman8285 Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Thank you so much for your advise! I did intend to study at UCL for psychology as UCL was ranked as top 5 for the psychology degrees. But I have a question regarding part time jobs and that is, will it be difficult for a foreign student to get a part time job in London? Like does the law has any requirements for foreigners regarding jobs issues.
(Also, when you refer to college degree, is that referring to bachelor degree? As in the first degree in university? I got a little confused because in my country, our education system doesn't have colleges 😂😅)
Oh, one last thing, I have about 2 more years before I finish my current education and move towards an undergrads degree. I am not sure if this videos refers to both master or undergrads so for an undergrads, will you recommend to study abroad as well ??
Yes I cannot deny it, your videos are somehow so interesting 🤣
Totally agreed! My experience of studying in California as an exchange student back in 2013-14 helped me a lot have become more open-minded to any situation and eventually work in Hong Kong now :) I bet the experience never disappoints you anyway. Fyi, I am from Korea.
How cool! Where in CA did you study? :)
kchoi I was in Fresno states :) It was a good place to go to Nocal and Socal anyway :) good to meet you thru RUclips! I am working as a consultant!
Hey Kristina what do you do at your job on a daily basis. In essence, what would you be doing if you weren't travelling to meet clients.
i'm planning to do a video series on consulting and my job so.. thanks for your patience :)
This is my las semester in uni. I still havent decide what i will do after i graduate.. I consider taking a professional study but i want to study abroad too for my master degree. So for now i’ll do my best to graduate and will apply for my master degree. If that doesn’t go as i hope then i’ll take professional study and try again to get my master degree after. Thanks for the video! Very inspiring and encouraging!
Glad you liked it! I will say that going abroad for your master’s feels different than studying abroad for a semester/year in undergrad, but for me was still an equally great experience :)
Hi 👋🏻 I just came back from studying abroad in Seoul and everything you said are true 🙌🏻 studied abroad was the best decision I have ever made in my entire college life 😁
I'm sure you miss it a lot!!
kchoi True!! I wished I did for a year instead for a semester 😁
I'm a South African Grade 11 student who'd like to study abroad for an English Major but I'm always discouraged to even think about it as the community of people that are in my life don't see it being possible( I'm always being questioned: "what about xenophobia?" or "How are you going to be able to pay?' It's always something) It's only a few people that support me, maybe 2 or 3 that see my vision. The worst part is that my family is convinced that I'm going to study Science or something that is recognised as 'great' or 'impressive' of which doesn't go along the lines of studying for an English Major. I don't know what to do. Please help (even if its just suggestions or advice). I'm really desperate to figure out what I'm actually doing for my future, even if that means going against the life that everyone else sees for me and finally start doing more for myself. I know this video was posted 4 years ago but I do hope to get a response. Thank you.
I am just a freshman planning on studying abroad on her sophomore or junior year. Does the major matter?I am currently going for a nursing major with a minor in English and Spanish. I am currently interested in studying in Spain the most, maybe another European Country, even Japan or South Korea.
Nice video! Like the idea of "spouse" 😃👍🏼
Couldn't help but notice, You are so cuteeee 🤗🤗
thanks for this video! i'm still considering this as well. what if you had to choose between studying abroad during your Bachelor degree and studying abroad for Master's? what would your pick be?
btw i miss the food videos! :ppppp
They're totally different, really -- studying abroad during my bachelor's degree (aka doing a "study abroad" program) was almost like a vacation! Yes, I was studying and going to class, but the focus was more about the experience, meeting new people, etc. Studying abroad for my master's degree (aka I happened to do my master's degree in another country) was ALSO about the experience, but the focus was more on the studying, so I spent wayyyy more time in the library :) I would probably pick the first (doing a study abroad program, for one semester at LEAST) because it's a truly special time when you're still a college student and not a "full" adult yet. Doing my master's was a great experience as well, but I think it's because I already had that "play" experience when I was an undergrad. It obviously would have been great even if I didn't go abroad as an undergrad, but just different. Hope that makes sense! :)
kchoi haha yes it does make sense!! 😂 thanks a bunch! :))
Thank you so much for the informations, much apperciated :)
I'm thinking about studying abroad in England and take a course in chemistry, I hope I can get there with enough work and money too, ty for the info again!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
In High school I have an opportunity to go to Greece, London, and a couple other places, should I do it, it’s 6,000 dollars
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
I will be studying in Netherlands for 5 months for a student exchange program at the end of this year can't wait :)
Yay!! Hope you have the most amazing time!
I’m 15 and have been doing research about study abroad but I’m not really getting my question answered, I wanna know the requirements for study abroad, like what do I need to qualify for it, I’m really nervous, also I got my friend into study abroad, we’re both going to Korea and want to know the necessities!
It all depends on the programs you have available through your university (or if you are interested in programs that aren’t connected to your university)! The best way to find out is to talk to your study abroad advisor/department at your university.
@@bykchoi I’m not in college yet, I’m a freshman in High School and still thinking about what college I want to go to, can I ask what college you went to?
@@looskiii I went to UC Berkeley!
@@bykchoi that’s good! I really don’t mind what college I go to I just want to study abroad but my friend wants to go to oxford :/
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Why shouldn't study abroad
I’m in my first year of law school in Paris and I’m planning to do an LLM (master of law in a university abroad) in London during my 4th year :)
Yay!
I hope you get to read this.. where did you get your eyeglasses from?? 😭
I’d like to study a masters program in London. I studied abroad in Preston England fall 2015 and have since always wanted to go back! We’re you able to work during your postgraduate program?
Yes, I had a part time job for a few months (around April to August)! It was after my classes were done and I was working on my dissertation.
I’m hoping my overseas internship request will be approved. This is just making me anticipate it more. We shall see...
Fingers crossed!
I wanna study abroad so bad but I switched majors so many times where its not possible if I want to graduate on time *cries internally*
:'( IF you can afford to take an extra semester, I would recommend! But I understand that's not always an option. Or, you can maybe take a summer semester abroad (obvously all of this depending on what happens with the pandemic). But overall, don't be toos sad... you can always find more opportunities to go abroad after graduating, too. Good luck!!
@@bykchoi Aw thanks, you made me feel better about it- I def will try to go abroad in the future! Keep up with the awesome vids :)
Thank you for the Video! I will go to Japan for 4 years. Do you think your Video also applies to full studies abroad, not just an exchange year?
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
Thank mey mey
Thanks alot Kchoi! My plans currently is to do my MSc in Int'l Relations at Bristol in about a year and a half. What has been your experience at that University. Ive heard so much great stories and my mind is set on there. Cn you tell me about your time there, including your accommodation, cost of living in Bristol (it's still in the South of England so might be bit pricey), the diversity at the school in terms, etc. I'd really appreciate your advice. Thnks.
I can’t say much about cost of living, it’s been so long! Plus the exchange rate was really hard on the US dollar at the time (pre-Brexit). I lived in student housing (specifically in hillside woodside). I wouldn’t recommend my specific house for grad students because it was almost all freshers hahah. it’s not that diverse especially when compared to London but I love Bristol, it’s beautiful and bustling but still walkable :)
Thanks a mil.
It was really helpful thanks
I'm from Uzbekistan, and it's really difficult to decide whether to stay here or to go and achieve my dream)? But i have one problem, my parents didn't allow me study abroad, what do you think, how can i solve this problem)?
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
영어 진짜 잘하시네요~! 실례가 안된다면 아이엘츠 점수 여쭤봐도 될까요?
I’ve never taken the IELTS (I think that’s what you’re referring to)! I was born in the US :)
I agree that studying abroad is much cheaper than in states. 😅
hahaha yupp
I want to study abroad but im scared of missing my parents too much :((
aw i understand :( try to think about what you would be missing out on if you DON'T go abroad and maybe that will help!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
What country is really good for studying)? I'm waiting for your recommendations))
Its based on what u want to be!
I have the same IKEA quilt as yours..
Game: take a shot every time she says "abroad"
Should I take a loan to study abroad
Hi. Would you know if it’s easy to get a job in the US with a degree that was earned abroad? I can’t seem to find any info on US students coming back and getting hired
Undergrad or masters? I don’t think the degree/where you got it matters as much as your work/internship experience.
@@bykchoi thank you for a quick response. My son is going for a mechanical engineer bachelor degree and I’ve suggested that he study in Europe for a worldly experience and avoiding the high prices around here (US) but he’s worried that once earned (masters or bachelor) it won’t be looked at the same way in the USA , also worried about picking up a “European work ethic “ that doesn’t align with US mind set. Thank you very much for taking the time to read and answer
I really wanna know if your videos r speed up cuz even though I can understand what u r saying but when I am like hearing a words that I don’t know like MCAT I started going off tracks and your voice rushed along . Do you talk like this fast in real life ? Or maybe everyone does this and it is just me .
Hahah I talk a little fast sorry hehe
kchoi Fellow fast talker has well.
Video in how to adjust well abroad pls? Video request
my god,english is good.
One of my dreams :(
Hello, I am just watching your video and I have a question, where are you form?
USA , Korea
Informative
Thanks!
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You are really amazing person. Keep going :)
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It's a waste of time and it's very expensive. And let's not forget how incredibly risky it is going to another country. I don't see the need for it and if you want to learn the language, there are plenty of free sources and a lot of immersion materials available on the internet at your fingertips.
Wait, why so many people in the comments are going to Netherlands for the Master? lol... Btw, me too...
Me too ;) 😂
So is studying abroad getting a degree in another country?
In this video, I’m talking about doing a semester/year abroad at a different university than your main one
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Hi!
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
You are beautiful ☺️
I’m p scared to study abroad ngl
I am going to pursue a Marketing master this fall in the Netherlands! Can't wait.
Btw I have connected with you on LinkedIn, can you check? Thanks!
she is so cute:))
Hello there. I really loved your testimonial. This time, I am writing an article to the School where I study CAE for Cambridge Exames. I would really appreciate if you participate with us in my presentation, because I will speak about your experience. Would you agree with that? please get in contact.
I’m from England but I did a year in Scotland. Does that count as studying abroad? Ha! :)
Hahaha sure :P
why uk for you?
I’d always wanted to travel around Europe (easily accessible from the UK) and I wanted to do full immersion so I needed to do an English program (and not a foreign language one because then it wouldn’t be fully immersive since, well, I’m not fluent in any European languages 😅)
good，No English subtitle，，come from China，
Going abroad next year to Nottingham malaysia, though im already abroad in the UK at Uni of Nottingham.....i guess im going double abroad? lol
Hahah nice 👍
i need at least 5 reasons to study abroad! lol
i want to study abroad alsoooo
You should!!
My mother won't allow me also finacial maybe it will just remain a dream haha
@@zelinejaynario2359 Tuition and living expenses can actually sometimes be cheaper abroad, depending on the program and country! But of course there is the added cost of getting there, traveling while you're there, etc..
@@bykchoi thank you for great information. have a great day
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
I m 18 idk even knw wht to do in life..still knwing things slowly if smone can help pls..as a fri :"3
*Lmfaooo u should focus on school* :)
Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
@@靚麗-c2i Make sure to research which programs you study with. I have heard of some programs have relocated kids and put many Asian students in areas that had high hate crime rates. We shouldn’t support a program that supports anti-Asian hate. Please stop Asian hate! So please make sure to research before you go!
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