If I study hard and then study abroad, is it possible to succeed?

I don't know what LZ's definition of success is. If you want to study abroad and get a degree abroad, I think you can succeed if you work hard. But if you say that the definition of your success is to immigrate after studying abroad, have a good job, or start a business overseas, then it is difficult to say.

First of all, after studying abroad, in addition to successfully completing your studies, you should also have a general long-term plan for your future. For example, after graduation, do you want to return to China for development, or stay abroad for development, and secondly, do you want to temporarily work abroad to summarize experience so that you can return to China for development in the future, or do you have plans to live abroad for a long time? In addition, when you have a preliminary plan for your future, you can work towards this goal, and then you have to choose the country where you want to study.

During this period, you also need to weigh the pros and cons, and it is important to choose the country and school. For example, if you want to immigrate through study abroad, then you should understand which countries have more relaxed immigration policies and which countries are more difficult. If you want to return to your home country, then you need to consider whether your major and the country you have chosen will have an advantage in the job market in your home country, and whether it will give you an advantage in your future career choice.

In fact, now that more and more people are studying abroad, an overseas diploma is not as sought-after as before. However, if all conditions allow, it is good to go abroad, to see the outside world, to feel different cultures, to meet and experience different people and their thoughts. Perhaps, one day, when you look back on your entire study abroad experience, you will find that it has brought you far more than that certificate.

What makes you feel more precious will be such a life experience, a completely unfamiliar environment to solve various problems, constantly learn from experience, summarize lessons, and a kind of ability to deal with problems. As the environment changes, you will also find that your thinking also changes, and if you look at the same problem from a different angle, you will find a lot of unexpected things. All in all, don't think of studying abroad as a shortcut to success, in fact, it doesn't matter if you're successful or not, what matters is that you can feel your progress in life.

Hehe, a little bit more, I hope these help you. God rewards hard work, hard work will be rewarded, whether at home or abroad! (*Hee-hee.......), hoping that LZ will realize its ideals

Yes, studying abroad does not guarantee a higher salary than in China in the future, but it can allow you to see a different world and give you a key to open the door to a new world. The cost of going abroad is immeasurable, but the mark of growth will be truly imprinted. It's a difficult road, but which one isn't?

Suffering is life, and doing is gain. What once gave you a headache will also become wealth. One day, life will be gentle with you.

If there is an opportunity to study abroad, I will choose to go, because meeting different people, different things, and different learning environments abroad will also bring us a lot of knowledge and broaden our horizons.

You don't have to go abroad to be successful, and many people have never been abroad.

Success is a Chinese noun with a verb-object structure, which refers to a thing or event that achieves or achieves a certain value scale, so as to obtain the expected result, which is called success. Everyone's success needs to go through many tests of life, only through the different tests will prove your strength, success includes both spiritual and material aspects, it requires the right time, the right place, people and mutual cooperation, in fact, as long as everyone according to their own goals, continue to struggle, reflect the value of self, no matter what the outcome is you are a successful person.

Of course not.

Even if you don't study abroad, there are many successful people.

Even if you study abroad, not all of them are successful (and some fail miserably).

Hopefully, these will serve you as a reference.

Not at all. Those who study abroad now can't get into college.

Studying abroad is not as simple as everyone thinks, the language is very important, the higher the level of English, the better, otherwise it will become very difficult. Most schools will ask you to show proof of language (some community colleges don't require your SAT score but do require your TOEFL score) Depending on the country, the test is different, such as the United Kingdom and Singapore, which are IELTS. In the United States, the TOEFL is tested.

Actually, as far as I know, you can study at most community colleges for two or three years, and if you're lucky (and not just luck, grades and application letters are also important), you can transfer to a good university and choose a good major.

If you plan to study abroad, you should take the TOEFL or IE test first, and then improve your language level by the way (you can find an agent to consult, including going abroad).

For most students, it is unlikely that academic performance will be improved by changing the learning environment, and if the foundation is poor, it means that they need to spend more energy and time studying and persevering. It's not too late. Of course, if you don't have the determination and perseverance and perseverance to study hard, endure hardships and make changes, or if it's just three minutes of heat, then forget it, it's not much fun to go abroad or not, it's almost the same everywhere.

How is your English?

Studying abroad is not easier than at home, but the study life abroad is richer, does your family support you to go out to study?

You can rely on your own ability to study abroad at your own expense, self-funded study conditions:

Self-financed study abroad is not limited by academic qualifications, age and working years, and anyone who meets the following conditions can apply to go to college (junior college or undergraduate), graduate or advanced study in the United States at their own expense.

Obtain sufficient foreign exchange assistance or foreign scholarship through due and lawful procedures. That is: a letter of financial guarantee from relatives and friends (must be recognized by the country you are visiting); or hold a scholarship or funding certificate provided by foreign universities, scientific research institutions and associations.

The foreign exchange assistance or foreign scholarship received by the student should be able to support his or her study and living expenses during the period of study abroad.

Prepare the admission certificate (admission notice, invitation letter) and the relevant procedures required for passport and visa.

The level of English is sufficient for a full-schedule course in the United States.

Be in good health and able to cope with the demands of heavy academic tasks.

Suitable for students studying abroad:

1. Have a certain standard of foreign language proficiency.

2. Have certain self-care ability.

3. Have sufficient economy**.

4. Be in good health.

Preparing to Study Abroad:

1. Have a comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the country you intend to study in;

2. Have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, major, faculty allocation, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc., and pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, and how many Chinese students are studying. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether the diplomas issued by the school are recognized by the country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school;

4. Does the school have a study abroad agency authorized to enroll students in China?

5. Student visa;

6. Whether the country allows international students to work legally;

7. Employment of the major in the country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?

If you want to study abroad, you must be able to speak English, understand foreign culture, understand foreign geographical environment and foreign characteristics and customs, and adapt to your life, have good academic performance, have money, and have strength.

Typing is not easy, such as satisfaction, hope.

Studying hard is the last word, here, after finishing college, when you have money, you can go to a foreign country to study, it's not a problem to get a master's degree or anything, study hard.

The country has no policy, except for public study abroad. Another thing is to work hard to learn English and get a scholarship for the university you want to apply for, basically all universities are funded by grants, and you can also apply.