Is it helpful for an undergraduate to go abroad for an exchange year?

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2. My son's school is the source base of Waseda college students, it is much easier to go to Waseda, the cost of going to Waseda University is less than half of that in the United States, and the sophomore can go to Columbia or Penn for an exchange study for one year, should I choose to go to Waseda or choose the United States? Thank you so much.

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<> it is not difficult to go abroad as an exchange student during graduate school, as long as you have the conditions to be an exchange student.

Have at least the following 5 points:

1. Political ideology. Exchange students are required to have good political and ideological performance, and have a correct world view and outlook on life.

and values. Good moral character, law-abiding, no record of violations of rules and disciplines.

2. Academic performance requirements. Exchange students should have excellent academic performance. As an exchange student, you must have a strong learning ability.

Practical ability and innovation ability.

3. Foreign language proficiency requirements. In general, the university requirement is that the foreign language proficiency of exchange students must be at least CET-4, which is determined according to the specific requirements of different schools. Exchange students usually need to have good foreign language listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, and their language proficiency should meet the requirements of overseas universities.

4. Physical condition. Exchange students are required to provide a medical certificate. Exchange students should be physically and mentally healthy, have high overall quality, and be able to successfully complete the study tasks during the exchange period.

5. Family economic requirements. The exchange student's family must be financially sufficient to cover the exchange student's round-trip international travel expenses and accommodation expenses abroad. Exchange students are still required to pay tuition fees to their home school during their study abroad period, and the school retains their student status.

Exchange students are also responsible for their own accommodation and food expenses abroad.

Is it necessary for graduate students to go abroad for a year of exchange, and the introduction is as follows:

If it is said to be an exchange abroad or an exchange of thoughts, it is recommended that you can choose to go. If you want to study abroad at your own expense, then you have to see if your family's funds are allowed, if your family's funds allow, if you have the opportunity, it is recommended to go out and study.

What are the precautions for studying abroad:

1. Precautions: Although you are overseas, your foreign language proficiency is urgent

Language is the first hurdle of cultural exchange, and if you can't even get past this hurdle, it's hard to imagine how these international students will integrate into their overseas life in the future. This also leads to the fact that Chinese students generally prefer to stay in their own small circle of Chinese, which makes it impossible to get in-depth training of language skills, thus forming a vicious circle.

2. Note that you can't take care of yourself in your own life

When Chinese students are in China, they often turn their ears to what is going on outside the window, and they only read the books of sages, and their life skills are usually contracted by their parents, but after they come to study abroad, they will suddenly face the challenges of independent living: learning to cook, do laundry, do housework, learn to drive, rent a house and sign a contract, open a bank account, etc. In this way, various problems have arisen in the town.

3. Precautions: Do not communicate with the locals:

Chinese students like to wander around the Chinese community. The director of an English language school at an overseas university was worried about the difficulty of Chinese students integrating into the academic life of studying abroad, and in their extracurricular life, "most Chinese students prefer to be with people from their home country rather than accept American roommates, and they rarely participate in the activities organized by the college." ”

4. Precautions: Classroom performance is not positive:

Due to the influence of traditional culture, Chinese students are often introverted and not good at expressing themselves actively, resulting in low participation in classroom learning. And under the influence of China's "cramming" education, many friends who go to study abroad still bring this way of learning to the country where they are studying. In the process of learning, Chinese students still adhere to the "hard truth" of rote memorization.

In terms of classroom performance, Chinese students have few problems and are unwilling to actively participate in group discussions, which will not be liked by teachers.

5. Poor interpersonal skills

Most young people today are only children. Therefore, they are pampered, self-centered, and do not know how to take care of the emotions and feelings of those around them. With this kind of personality, self-centered people often can't handle interpersonal relationships well, which will not only make the people around him feel uncomfortable, but also make them often unhappy.