It s very conflicted to go abroad, so let s help

Australia is a good choice, I've been there, I've worked there. You are still very young, and it is still the right decision to study abroad if you can. If you want to come back by then, there will be more job opportunities, and they will be competitive, and the salary and future will be bright.

Don't hesitate!

It's almost done, what are you hesitating about If you have this opportunity to go out and see it, anyway, this is how the country is now, don't hesitate Make up your mind.

It's also a good idea to go out and see the horizon, but it's more expensive, and it's up to you to get the hang of it.

Which country are you going? If you go to study in a Southeast Asian country such as Singapore, I suggest you don't go, it's all in vain!

If you are going to Korea or Japan, it is recommended that you find more jobs, as they are very expensive and are not recommended for long-term stays.

If you go to Europe and the United States, it is recommended to work hard to learn professional knowledge, and strive to be hired, the treatment in Europe and the United States is very good, you can apply for a green card after staying for a period of time, and you can bring your parents there when the time is ripe.

No one knows what the future will look like, but remember that the present is the future, and that by seizing the present is the future in mastery!

Anyway, there is no need to hesitate to do things, Australia is good, it is good to mix with immigration status, and then return to China to mix with foreign companies, and live together!

To be honest, the GT grades are not high. It's harder to get a scholarship.

If you pay for your own money, you can study abroad.

If you want to go abroad, you have to give it a go.

My own thoughts are: If you choose to study abroad because you don't think it's big for you to apply abroad, do you still want to go abroad after graduating from graduate school in 3 years? If you still want to, those 3 years were a bit of a waste (not a waste, after all, I learned something new), but the situation was not necessarily better then than it is now:

1 is older and more worried, 2 is to get a domestic graduate degree and then apply, you need some scientific research experience and even publish** - as the capital for the application, which is higher than the undergraduate application requirements.

So you have to figure out for yourself whether you really want to go abroad, and if you do, my advice is to go out as early as possible.

Why do you still go abroad when you get a place in the research institute?

Calmly analyzed, I suggest you choose one and work hard to complete it, if you want everything, you may end up empty-handed.

Personal opinion:

First, you are now in Tsinghua University, and you can go abroad when you are a doctorate, so why don't you lay a good foundation and do some research in China first?

Second, I personally think that you still have to come back to work after going abroad, in fact, if the foreign school you choose is not too high, the real recognition of domestic enterprises is still the domestic diploma, not to mention that you are still from Tsinghua Baoyan.

Third, do you think that those students who have gone abroad will be better at studying and employing than you at Tsinghua University, or do you think that everyone has gone abroad and you are not feeling unbalanced? If it's the former, you can apply and set yourself a goal, and the top 10 and 20 schools for non-majors will not go. That's it.

Fourth, it is true that foreign studies are a little more open than those at home, and the combination of Chinese and Western cultures is a mixture.

Finally, it depends on your family and your level of English.

Blindly "following the trend" going abroad will not really benefit you, it is recommended to plan yourself well and be sure to be fully prepared before going abroad. --Preparatory Department for Study in Europe and the United States, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.

Going abroad without suspense Breathe the air of a foreign country Open your eyes How good it is that you integrate Chinese and Western cultures.

All public schools in France are tuition-free, and individuals only pay for living expenses. Rent** is subsidized from 100 to 270 euros per month.

It is possible to apply for two offers at the same time:

Acceptance letter for Chinese language studies, and pre-admission (conditional) letter from the university.

Prepare your luggage in the country. Say goodbye to relatives and friends. Some things don't need to be brought, like a child I know in the second year of junior high school, her mother brought her 10 towels, 5 toothbrushes, enough to use a year's battery...

=|||Finally, the luggage is overweight... If you bring domestic electrical appliances to the United States, remember to bring an adapter plug, the voltage in the United States is 110V, and some grocery stores in China sell it. In fact, everything is sold in the United States, so you don't need to bring too many things.

After arriving in the United States. The first is something you haven't encountered in the past 20 years or more than 20 years – racial discrimination. Every school, more or less, there is some racial discrimination, and some discrimination is good, like almost every American knows that Asians are very smart, and getting straight A's in grades can of course become a burden. Some of them are bad, maybe someone will scold you or something, but remember not to be rash, others beat you, you endure, it's his fault.

You hit someone else, whether he did it first or not, you are all at fault! Be sensible.

And homesickness or something, life will definitely not be adaptable, and it will get better slowly. An old overseas Chinese grandfather I know said that the longer I live in the United States, the more I don't want to return to China, because I am too accustomed to life in the United States. Hehe.

First of all, congratulations on your upcoming study in the United States, and wish you success in your studies before going to the United States.

1. The first thing to prepare is money (the United States is not as good as in China, after all, it is going abroad, and the place of life is not familiar, and there are a lot of things that need to be prepared when you first arrive there, so prepare as much money as possible, are you prepared, because I don't agree that you buy it in China and bring it over, it is too troublesome and too hard).

2. Medicines such as: cold medicine, anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-gunpowder medicine, water and soil adaptation and other medicines, stomach medicine, antidiarrheal medicine, stomach and digestion tablets, motion sickness medicine, according to their own situation, these drugs must be brought, emergency needs (only good for you will not be harmful).

3. I think you should also know that you should bring your passport and admission letter.

Mental Preparation for Studying Abroad:

Before studying abroad, students should ask themselves if they are really ready to study abroad, and is it okay to study abroad? What can I gain", so that students should really analyze and think about whether they have the conditions and necessity to study abroad, rather than blindly following the trend, or adhering to a comparison mentality. thinks that if others want to study abroad, you must go abroad for further study in order to have "face".

In fact, this is a false mentality. Studying abroad is far from being child's play, not only requires applicants to think deeply from themselves, family, social environment and international environment, etc., students should consider their future development direction, parents should also give students necessary advice, especially for students who go abroad to study for a bachelor's degree, parents' suggestions are more referential.

Study Abroad Life Preparation:

The life of studying abroad is actually the beginning of a student's personal life, and he has to face the various problems of living abroad on his own. Before a Chinese middle school student goes abroad, he or she should strengthen the cultivation of life knowledge, including scientific diet, living budget, disease prevention, religious identification, simple maintenance knowledge, etc., and the above problems must be learned and adapted to in the preparatory life. Studying abroad is the beginning of students' independent growth, and whether they can have rich life knowledge and ability is the key to ensuring the quality of life of studying abroad.

The first floor and the second floor are correct, if you want to be with him, then go abroad with him.

I've lived abroad for eight years and haven't seen a long-distance relationship that can be successful.

After going abroad, the circle is relatively small, uprooted from home, the pressure is great, and it is very lonely and lonely, and our new Chinese here basically complete the speed dating within two months.

As for Singapore's visa policy, I don't know much about it, but here are some ...... of information I searched online

Singapore Employment Pass (EP) Introduction to Dependent Pass (DP).

An Employment Pass (EP) is a work visa issued by Singapore** to attract foreign professional and technical talents to work in Singapore. Under the scheme, applicants can apply for an employment pass for 1 to 2 years as long as they find a local employer in Singapore, and the applicant can enter and exit the country as many times as he or she enters and exits during the period of stay, and the pass can be extended as long as the applicant is still employed.

1. Notes on Applying for Employment Pass (EP).

1 EP applicant with a salary of S$2,500 or more, a recognized university bachelor's degree (from a regular university, with a degree certificate).

2 Majors meet the industry requirements of Singapore.

3 Be in good health.

4 Dependents of EP holders (wives and unmarried children under the age of 21) can then apply for a Dependent's Pass (DP). If the EP applicant is a woman and her unmarried child under the age of 21 can apply for a Dependent's Pass at the same time, but the husband will be treated as a case-by-case case.

The age of 5 dp is the same as that of EP.

2. Documents to be provided.

To apply for a Singapore Employment Pass, the following valid documents must be provided The documents need to be notarized by a notary public:

1. EP DP application**;

2. Copy of ID card (front and back);

3. A photocopy of the passport valid for more than 6 months;

4. Notarization of birth certificate;

5. If you are married, you must provide notarization of the certificate for divorce;

6. Proof of employment, proof of previous work experience, and original letter of recommendation;

7. Notarization of the highest academic qualification;

8. 4 2-inch individuals;

If you want to be long, then you go with him, because after going abroad, it is basically equivalent to breaking up, and in a place where you are not familiar with life, it is easy to talk about friends with other people, so you either go out together, or don't go, don't go first, go later, basically no fun.

First of all, if you feel that this relationship is necessary, you choose to go abroad with him.

If you just want to be in a relationship and don't want to get married, then don't go out.

Also, do you think your current job has a promising future, if not, it is not recommended that you go abroad.

If you only want to go to undergrad, don't study this emerging major.

The employment rate of established majors is still very high.

The Department of Psychology in our school is the best major in undergraduates, but in fact the employment rate is the lowest.

If you can persist in studying psychology and get a doctorate, you can have a future without going abroad. Most of them are also qualified to teach at university or do consulting.