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October 03, 2023
By Stephanie L. Granada
Hey there, esteemed readers! Welcome to one more captivating discourse to those contemplating the wild world of studying abroad. As we embarked in this journey together, let's go ahead and explore more about the pros and cons that implies to live and study in another country. It is very important to clearly understand the topic above because it helps you at the time of decision making about your future.
PROS:
- Quality Education: Many universities in Kansas such as The University of Kansas, Wichita State University, and of course, Washburn University, offer exceptional academic programs, giving students the opportunity to learn from experts in their field of interests, gaining knowledge and skills that enhance your academic profile.
- Self-discipline: Plays a vital role in achieving success. Studying abroad allows you to develop a time management skill, which is key for international students, since many of them have a scholarship to keep that involves getting good grades and others are seeking for one.
CONS:
- Home is where the heart belongs: It takes a lot of courage to move to a different country without your family. Homesickness and loneliness take place anytime we see our families doing their lives without us.
- Financial Challenges: As the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement declares about F1 students visa, international students are only allow to have on campus jobs with 20 hours per week of work during the semester, and 40 hours per week during breaks, which means budgeting in extreme, have an empty wallet at times, explore scholarships or take loans to help their economic situation becomes the most challenging part of this journey.
I'm glad you feel like you're getting a good education here but I know what you mean when you say "Home is where the heart belongs". I love my people and I miss them daily. I hope you get to visit your family often.
ResponderBorrarThe quality of education here in U.S it is pretty good, and it is nice to hear that you like it so far, and I understand the cons of being away from your home country. I have gone through the same thing.
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