What does it feel like to go abroad after graduation?

If you go abroad after graduation, you don't feel anything special. Before graduating, I often applied for tourist visas to travel outside, and I had a certain understanding of local customs and culture. After graduating, the visa to go abroad became a study visa, and I felt a little bit of expectation and a little uneasiness.

Except for the difference in language and food, it is basically no different from running from one city to another in China.

On the one hand, I am happy, because I am going to a far away place for further study, and on the other hand, I am very reluctant to stay away from home.

It should be happy, because studying abroad is the envy of everyone, since you have this opportunity, you should be happy, realize your dreams, and be a useful talent for the country and society in the future, what a good thing.

That should feel better, because being able to go abroad means that you are a better person, you should be proud, if you first come abroad, you will definitely feel unfamiliar with life, you may feel homesick, but you should be determined to study hard, let yourself become a talent, and serve the motherland in China.

As soon as I finished my boring life, I was about to embark on the road to a foreign country, and I had a lot of expectations in my heart, and at the same time, I would be uneasy, after all, I would go away alone.

But this is also a good opportunity to improve yourself, when you think of this, those troubles seem insignificant, people always have to learn to grow!

After graduation, I went abroad to study abroad, learn other people's culture, and management, and return to China to serve the motherland.

If you can go abroad for further study after graduating with your excellent grades, first of all, you should congratulate you, being able to go to a foreign country for further study, learning professional knowledge is also an advantage for yourself, but you must also be fully prepared, a person in a foreign country, there must still be difficulties.

Now our country's economic development is very perfect, and the economy and living environment are quite good. I think there is also a good space for development in China, and many foreigners have come to our country to study and work.

Summary. Personally, I think it's not easy, if you just want to make a foolish life, it's even more difficult, if you want to graduate easily, you have to study hard, and it's much easier to graduate after passing the final exam.

Personally, I think it's not easy, if you just want to mix things up, it's even more difficult, if you want to graduate with a lot of money, you have to study hard, and it is much easier to pass the final exam and graduate.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

Relatively speaking, studying abroad is really not easy to graduate, the foreign system is very different from the domestic one, it is difficult to get admitted in China, but it is not very difficult to graduate, and it is not difficult to go to college abroad, but graduation will be stuck in the front. If our major is a better major in the school, then it will be more difficult to graduate from this major, and the language barrier is our biggest problem. We all have to pay a lot from communication and conversation, language habits, and then application in learning, so we must work hard and listen carefully to graduate.

Summary. Is it easy to graduate from studying abroad? For this question, I would say that it is not particularly easy.

International students need to adapt to challenges such as new learning environments, cultural differences, and language barriers. However, as long as you have a good learning attitude, a positive attitude and enough hard work, I believe that you will be able to overcome difficulties and successfully complete your studies. Graduation is not only about difficulties, but also about the individual's ability to learn and adapt.

So, I encourage everyone who aspires to study abroad to have the confidence that they can successfully graduate and work hard to achieve this goal.

Is it easy to graduate from studying abroad? A: I would say that this question is not particularly easy. International students need to adapt to challenges such as new learning environments, cultural differences, and language barriers.

However, as long as you have a good learning attitude, a positive attitude and enough hard work, I believe that you will be able to overcome difficulties and successfully complete your studies. Graduation is not only about difficulties, but also about the individual's ability to learn and adapt. So, I encourage everyone who aspires to study abroad to have the confidence that they can successfully graduate and work hard to achieve this goal.

You've done a great job! Can you elaborate on that?

Studying abroad is not particularly easy. International students need to adapt to new learning environments, cultural differences, and language barriers. However, as long as you have a good learning attitude, a positive attitude and enough hard work, I believe that you will be able to overcome difficulties and successfully complete your studies.

The key to graduation depends on the individual's ability to learn and adapt. Everyone who aspires to study abroad is encouraged to have self-confidence, believe that they can graduate with great success, and work hard to achieve this goal.

After reading the summary you wrote, first, your advantage is that you are good at speaking English, but I don't know what you mean by good, so I think that your speaking is enough to satisfy the interviewer. Second, your GPA is not very low, it should belong to the middle level, according to this score, you can spell 60-100 schools in the United States, of course, provided that your GRE is enough.

It's really late to prepare now, the GRE can only take 6G, and some schools also require TOEFL scores, so your preparation pressure can be imagined, American universities also attach great importance to students' social experience and scientific research ability, that is to say, if you have a project or a very good scholarship when you are an undergraduate, these can become your shining point, if not, you will be miserable.

If you really want to go abroad, it is recommended to go to Australia, where the requirements are relatively low.

However, I have to explain to the landlord that now the country does not think that going abroad is a cow, except for those few big bull schools are not bought by the country, if you can't get into the world's famous schools, it is better to study in China for graduate school, if you want to stay abroad, the school has little to do with it, because foreign companies pay more attention to ability, and many company executives are not from famous schools.

So the advice to you is that if you definitely want to go abroad, you must arm yourself with practical ability, and if you stay in China, you must go to a prestigious school.

The specific preparation depends on the country you choose, and the most basic points are mainly focused on the average school grade, language score and overall ability. Grades in school are the prerequisite for the school to decide whether to admit you, if the most basic points fail to meet the requirements, it will be difficult to get admitted, and language is the stepping stone for you to study abroad, but also the guarantee that you can study smoothly, so you must also be fully prepared, finally, comprehensive ability can improve your competitive advantage, it is best to reflect more of your social practice experience in the materials, these can play a positive role.

First of all, you need to be clear about the country you want to visit. You can then look up information about multiple institutions online. And look up the criteria for admissions to each university. Then, you can prepare the materials. For example, letters of recommendation, GRE, and TOEFL test scores.

The next step is to review the content of the exam and register for the exam.

Pay attention to the deadline for applying.

If you want to go abroad to continue your studies and have good family conditions, you can choose to study abroad, and if your family conditions are not good, you can also choose to take out a study abroad loan or apply for study abroad after working for a few years. If the personal idea is to work directly, then the work, depending on the personal idea.

Purpose of studying abroad:1broaden your horizons and experience;

2.Learn about the language and culture of the country;

3.Pursue better educational conditions. This reason is most common among students studying abroad from developing to developed countries.

4.For diplomatic reasons. In order to show goodwill and cooperation, students may be sent to each other, or military personnel may study at each other's schools.

5.immigration-related reasons;

6.Minors who are temporarily residing in a foreign country with their parents.

7.Apply for a student visa as an international student and obtain temporary residency.

8.Get acquainted with the country's society, gain experience, and prepare for permanent settlement in the future.

9.Lay the foundation for a better working environment in the future.

What does GPA75 mean... Do you mean that your average score is 75... That's a bit low... It's not 211, and it's more difficult to apply for a master's degree in a good school.

IELTS is not high, but it is generally sufficient... Unless some schools and majors require that a single subject cannot be lower than a score.

Currently, the cost of studying in the UK is slightly higher and there is no work visa after graduation. I'm guessing you have no intention of staying abroad or even emigrating, just for gilding. However, if it is gilded, it is better to have a period of foreign work experience, and it is easier to get into a large company or a good position after returning, which means that the salary starting point will be high.

Otherwise, if you come back with a foreign master's degree and find a job, the salary will not be much higher than what you are now, and you will not be able to earn back the money you spent studying abroad for a few years.

You may want to consider some countries with lower fees and policies that will directly grant work visas for a period of time, such as the Netherlands and Canada. Think broadly and don't just think about the United Kingdom and Australia. The schools in any developed country are harder than those in China.

Regarding Article 3, I absolutely do not support working first and then studying abroad. There are several reasons for this:

1.Accumulate a little money and don't think about it. One is that you are earning too little now; The second is that if you go out a year earlier, your salary will be increased a year earlier, right? If you can still work abroad for a while, you can earn that little money back in no time.

2.Now more and more people are going abroad, and if they leave a year late, the pressure on admissions and visas will increase a little. (Not every country has "visa pressure" though.)

3.You are a woman, and your choices will be subject to a lot of conditions and changes, maybe in a year or two you don't want to leave or you won't be able to go, and so on.

4.The brain is not as good as the year after year.

Of course, if you work now and then go abroad, you can apply for a major such as an MBA with work experience (but in the case of an MBA, the school will most likely require your work experience to be a managerial position). But if you're not going to apply for a major that requires work experience, there's no need to work first.

I don't mean to try to persuade you to go abroad. What I mean is that if you want to come out, you should come out as soon as possible, and don't have the idea of groping for a few years in China before coming out.

I originally felt that I wanted to go abroad early, but it was a bit unrealistic to go abroad after many years, firstly, with the growth of age, a certain adaptability and learning ability are not as good as now, and secondly, if I have a certain career foundation in China, I will no longer have the heart to give up.

Whether you go abroad or not depends on your life goals and ability to endure hardships. If you want to live a smooth and steady life, going to work directly is very suitable for you, and it is also what many students are pursuing, having a stable job after graduation, and forming a family of their own in the future.

If you are not satisfied with your current work status, financial treatment, want to pursue higher living and economic conditions and academic achievements, and are ready to bear hardships and stand hard work, going abroad is very suitable for you.

But your family does not have good economic conditions for you to go abroad, going abroad is a bit reluctant, after going abroad the surface is very beautiful, but behind you need more work-study and diligence, part-time work and study will become a double pressure, then you need to test your ability to endure hardship. However, if you have friends and relatives outside, it is also a good choice to go abroad, and with their support and help, your life abroad will be less stressful, both materially and spiritually, and ......If you are prepared for the above difficulties, after years of struggle and perseverance, I believe that after returning to China, what awaits you will be greater success!

I think the third option is better, it's the best one nowadays!

First of all, I am also thinking about this kind of problem, in response to your question, I can only say that if your family conditions allow, and you can go to a good school abroad, I suggest that you can consider studying abroad, of course, if the family conditions do not allow me, I suggest that you can work first, of course, after working for a few years, you will not have the idea of going abroad, I think that when you are still young and not fixed, you can go out and do some of the things you want to do most in your heart, because how to say, After you get married or have an ideal marriage partner, you must be fixed in one place and can't go out, this is my personal idea, do something you want to do while you're young, hehe, my point of view is so, I hope there is reference value.

1.Girl, graduated from a bachelor's degree, the school is not 211, and you can actually go to the Radio and Television University, I think you are very lucky. If you are in a city that you are familiar with and have a lot of friends, it will be very easy and comfortable to live.

2.What is your purpose for studying in the UK? Settle down or learn a skill? If you learn the skill, what can you learn? Even if you do learn it, will you still be able to find a similar job when you come back? I don't think I'm sure.

3.If you choose to work, there is still a chance that you will work first and then study abroad. If you really feel that work is boring, you will not regret going abroad.

4.People who have never been abroad think that life abroad is very beautiful, but in fact, it is very boring. It's very different from what you think, especially for working-class children. After all, it was the parents' hard-earned money that was spent.