Why are my classmates so happy, and why can t my family stay even if they have money?

Some undergraduate freshmen will have to study very hard to get into the department they want to go to, and the juniors and seniors are also very nervous about whether the graduate school they want to study in is a good school Going abroad is not necessarily very good, the point is to keep working hard. If you have money, you don't have to go abroad, do you? If the family doesn't let you, you have to ask the family for their opinion and communicate

But actually, I also want to ask why I can't stay...

Parents are worried about you, alone abroad.

Do you really think that the moon in a foreign country is rounder than in China? The safest in the country!

Why not? You can't speak English, huh?

If you have money, you must be able to study abroad, which is not right; But if you don't have money, you can't keep studying, and that's not right! Many applicants think that as long as the family has money, they can study abroad, which is a wrong understanding; Conversely, it is not correct to study abroad even if you do not have the financial means. In fact, the financial guarantee required for studying abroad is not a formality, but requires international students to provide a tax payment certificate of their parents' economic income and a tax payment certificate issued by the tax department, and requires the total income of their parents in 3-5 years, which is quite difficult for many Chinese students.

It is suggested that applicants should be calm and plan, investigate more and choose more, and do not necessarily have to go to hot spots.

In recent years, as the number of students studying abroad has continued to grow, there is a common perception that international students are wealthy. This point of view seems to have some truth, after all, the cost of studying abroad is not low, plus living expenses and other miscellaneous expenses, it is indeed a big burden for many families.

However, this concept requires deep thinking and finding the right answer.

First of all, international students are not all rich. Although some of the families of international students are currently with higher incomes, there are still many families who are not financially well-off and may need to support their children to study abroad through loans or grants. Therefore, it is not possible to generalize that international students are very rich.

Second, even if it is true that international students' families are relatively wealthy, it does not mean that they live in luxury or spend. In addition to necessary expenses such as tuition fees, many international students choose to control their own expenses in order to gain more time and energy for academic research and social activities. Therefore, international students living overseas do not necessarily have a higher level of consumption than domestic college students.

Finally, even if we don't consider the financial situation of the international student's family and their lifestyle, we can't assume that the international student is rich. After all, international students also need to bear a lot of unavoidable risks and costs, such as medical insurance, visa fees, air tickets** fluctuations in different seasons, etc. Therefore, it cannot be denied that there may be a certain amount of financial pressure on international students.

To sum up, the question of whether international students are rich is not simply black and white, and it needs to be thought about from different angles. In any case, we should recognize the individual differences of each international student, value their contributions to the country, and provide them with more support and protection.

Why do I have to study abroad? There are a lot of good schools in Japan!

You can choose to study in a country where the cost of studying abroad and the cost of living are lower. For example, Cuba has only started to have self-financed students in the second half of last year.

Speak Spanish. The tuition fee for the preparatory department is 20,000 yuan for one year, and the accommodation fee is 200 US dollars for one month (including water, electricity and gas). It is very suitable for children from working families to study abroad.