Do I have to go abroad? Questions about studying abroad in a big country!

Yes, but it's not a problem that you can't get out of If you graduate and find employment, it's very important to have overseas experience, but if you don't come out, you have to learn grammar in China in a down-to-earth manner Because your spoken English is definitely not as good as that of students who go abroad, then you must have an advantage. Then there are generally two kinds of people who do not go abroad, one is to prepare for the postgraduate examination, and the other is to participate in the work of the school's student union, since you have chosen this, you have thought of going abroad before, and if the family conditions are not good, you will strive for public assignment, and the proportion of going abroad depends on the language, and the smaller the language, the more you want to go abroad!

Whether or not to go abroad depends on personal wishes, and has no direct relationship with the chosen school and major, and it is very likely that students who have graduated from foreign language majors will go abroad for further study or work abroad.

For future employment or further study abroad, it is largely based on other factors such as personal experience and one's own learning situation after graduation. It is not possible to generalize.

I am a foreign university graduate First of all, it is not necessary to go abroad Secondly, it depends on what major you are Japanese and small languages There is still a considerable proportion of those who go abroad to improve the level of improvement It also depends on the individual I suggest that you consider from all aspects of yourself and your family The main thing is to look at your own !!

No one says you have to go.

The school will offer some programs abroad, but it's entirely up to you whether you can go or not.

There are quite a few people who go abroad, but most of them are not long.

If I can't get out of you, I won't have a good time.

Yes, it is cheaper than studying abroad at your own expense, but it is not recommended to go from the school, because the general school is very average!

There are public assignments that are not too long.

There are also good schools, but the number of places is relatively small, but although it is not the best school, it is not the best school, but when you get to the Japanese language environment, you can improve your Japanese very quickly, isn't this the biggest benefit of going abroad?

2 plus 2 is four years of undergraduate, two years of studying abroad in Japan for two years, 3 plus 1 is 3 here and 1 there

If you have any questions, ask them again

It's about to be Kauki Day, and I'm on fire

You have to think deeply about your child's choice of Japanese

It is recommended that you ask the staff of the University of Foreign Studies directly.

As for the good or bad of the 2+2 program foreign schools, you can find out if you look it up online.

There is no requirement to have to.

It depends on your own conditions, but to learn a language, you generally have to go abroad to learn better.

Let's look at the major, I'm from the Japanese department, and our school doesn't require me to go abroad, but in my sophomore and junior years, all kinds of information about going abroad will flock to it, and many people will want to go abroad, and it's easier to go out, and there are many options for when to go abroad.

But I've heard that some languages are mandatory, Portuguese, Spanish, or whatever.

If you want to study abroad, you basically pay for it now. The opportunity to study abroad at your own expense is in your own hands, and you don't necessarily have to study abroad through the arrangement of the university.

In addition to studying abroad in small languages, there are also English programs, and the undergraduate program for small languages abroad is generally 3 years, Spain is 4 years, if you are a graduate student, it is generally 2 years, Spain is 1 year, and there are also public assignment opportunities.

If you want to go abroad, go by yourself this morning Don't rely on the big outside, I just dropped out of school and went abroad by myself.

There will be 2 to 3 places in the public scholarship to go abroad every year, and the requirements for grades are extremely high. Go to Tokyo University of Foreign Chinese Studies and Hitotsubashi University. for one year.

If you pay for your own expenses, the school will notify you at that time.

The University of Tokyo is very good, but it is not something that can be entered casually, and so far I have not heard of a university outside the university being admitted to the University of Tokyo. There will be a lot of inquiries when you go to Peking University. When it is Waseda, there is it at your own expense.

Japanese schools related to Daiwai, first-class Ritsumeikan University, Nagoya Foreign Chinese University.

Second-rate universities include Musashino University, Asia University, and Kokushikan University.

The rest are third-rate and non-streaming, and whether they go or not voluntarily. Many of these universities are promoted from short colleges, that is, domestic junior colleges, and they don't want to go.

In terms of expenses, you have to prepare at least 150,000 yuan, because you are going to study, so the family should still have proper preparations. If you work part-time, you can earn a living allowance.

Japan is still called going abroad??!

The school will not organize study abroad.

Do you ask what more undergraduates go abroad every year? Which country to go to? Compared with the previous years, it is not much compared with the current students; Compared to those who go to Japan, there are many people who go to other countries, and there are very few people who go to Japan.

15-170,000 RMB per year at your own expense.

The Japanese major is the best.,Basically, a lot of people who come out are going to work in Japan.,It's your business if you don't come back.。。 I hope my answer can help you, and this school is very easy to find a job even in Japan.

Even a 2+2 major can be done without going abroad.

If the school does not state that it is going to study abroad for a year and forces the student to go abroad, then I believe that you are not the only one in the landlord's school who has an opinion, right? It is best for the landlord to inform the local **, and now it is the best way to solve the problem by **, and let **contact the school and let the school give a reasonable explanation. But you have to look at the regulations when you enrolled, whether the major you applied for was a 2+1 or 2+2 course, if the school at that time stated that you were studying in China for two years and abroad for one year, then it was useless for you to complain, you can only blame yourself for not understanding it clearly at that time.

Undergraduates don't know, graduate students have many opportunities to go abroad with Confucius Institutes, and it seems that they can basically go there.