If my family background is not very good, should I choose to study abroad?

Studying abroad is a way of learning that many students yearn for, and it is normal for students who have been studying in China since childhood to experience the customs, history and culture, and education methods of foreign countries. Studying abroad is indeed a valuable life experience, which allows you to improve your foreign language skills, exercise your independence skills, and learn to communicate with different types of people. However, what cannot be avoided is the problem of expenses, and studying in popular countries often costs a lot of money, which many ordinary families cannot afford.

I think that this kind of student is not suitable for studying abroad, which will cause a lot of mental pressure, cannot concentrate on studying, and will also make the family's financial expenses tight. However, you can use your own efforts to apply for publicly-funded study abroad, exchange students and other programs, which will save a lot of money.

I do not recommend students from poor families to study abroad at their own expense, because it will cause a lot of burden to the family and will also burden themselves mentally. If you want to earn tuition and living expenses while studying abroad, you will also waste a lot of time and delay your studies. In addition, there is a large proportion of international students from well-off families, and seeing other students' colorful lives every day without worrying about money will also make their own psychological imbalance and require strong endurance, which can be very painful.

Over time, if you have feelings such as low self-esteem and anxiety, it is not conducive to making friends and completing your studies.

However, students from poor families can also study abroad if they insist on studying abroad. Try to choose some almost tuition-free, cost-effective countries, such as Spain, Germany, Italy, etc., these small language countries can get a lot of scholarships as long as they learn the language well before studying abroad and pass the exam. In this way, you will have less to pay, and you can reduce the expenses for your family.

Finally, don't be carried away by the theory of studying abroad, have an obsession with returnees, and make judgments after fully understanding them, the lives of many returnees are not as glamorous as they appear on the outside, and there is a lot of bitterness behind them. If you choose to work in China, it is also very competitive to be admitted to a prestigious university in China, and I hope you can consider it carefully.

You don't have to choose to study abroad. Because as long as you study hard and work hard, learning in ** is the same, and eventually you will enter the workplace the same.

I think I should choose to study abroad, one is that international students can go abroad to work and study part-time, and on the other hand, they can broaden their horizons.

It's up to you to see what you want. In order to reduce the burden on your family, you can choose not to study abroad, there are good schools in the country to study, and if you have good grades, there is also the possibility of escort. If you really want to, you can also earn your own money to support your own expenses.

Personally, I would recommend not going to study abroad. Although studying abroad enriches one's life and will give you more choices and many other benefits, the cost of studying abroad is not affordable for ordinary families.

Students from modest families can choose to study abroad. You must be cautious when choosing the path of studying abroad, because studying abroad will cause a burden on the family and make it more difficult for parents. If you want to choose to study abroad, you can apply for a student loan, you can also choose to study in a country with relatively low tuition fees, you can also work part-time, you can also apply for scholarships, etc.

Everyone has dreams, everyone is eager to realize their dreams, although the family background is ordinary, but through hard work to change the status quo. As long as you have a dream in your heart, you must stick to it, and you can choose the path of studying abroad. The niece's family background is ordinary, but the niece has had a dream of studying abroad since junior high school, and later the niece graduated from high school and studied abroad.

My niece went abroad to work and study, and also applied for a scholarship, my niece is a very hard worker, and now she is developing very well, so students from ordinary families can also choose to study abroad.

Because the family conditions are not as superior as others, you should consider whether going abroad will cause a burden on the family and will it make your parents more difficult? If you are just envious of others studying abroad and just want to join in the fun, you should consider it carefully, and discuss it with your parents in combination with the actual situation of your family. If your grades are average, your goals are not clear, and you are confused about the future, it is best not to choose the path of studying abroad.

Because students from ordinary families have to cut back on food and clothing if they go abroad to study, and some parents even have to sell their houses and cars, the reality is very cruel, as a member of the family, you can't be too selfish, you have to think about your family, you have to think about your parents.

Poverty restricts our ability to act, and if we want to choose to study abroad, we have to find our own way. You can choose to apply for student loans, you can apply for scholarships from the schools you are studying, you can choose some schools with relatively low tuition fees to study abroad, and you can work and study abroad for your own schooling. As long as you are willing to find a way and face everything positively, you will overcome difficulties, and you can choose to study abroad from an ordinary family.

Students from ordinary families can also choose to study abroad, but this road is not so easy to follow now, if you want to study abroad, and your family is not very wealthy, you may have to work and study by yourself.

It is not recommended to study abroad from a normal family. Studying abroad is relatively expensive, and the living habits of going abroad as an ordinary person will not adapt.

Students from ordinary families can choose to study abroad because they can work and study and go on an exchange.

Students with average family income can actually choose countries with lower study costs, such as Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, and Spain.

The cost of studying in Japan.

Usually Japanese graduate students are also called "monks", and the duration of study is generally two years, and after graduation, you can apply to other universities in Japan or abroad to continue your doctoral studies. Most of the students who go to Japan for graduate school are concentrated in the top 30 universities in Japan. The tuition fee is not as high as everyone thinks, and the total cost of studying abroad in a year is about 10 150,000 yuan.

The cost of studying in South Korea.

Korean graduate schools, also known as "graduate schools", can be divided into two types of teaching in English and Korean according to the type of teaching, and there are currently a few Korean universities that teach in Chinese. The tuition fee for studying in Korea is relatively low, with an average of 680,000 yuan a year (the cost of living in Seoul is high, about 10,120,000 yuan a year).

The cost of studying in Singapore.

There are many local universities, and there are also many branch campuses of famous universities in the UK and Australia, so there are many ways to choose a school. However, due to the influence of the internationalization of education, the cost of studying in Singapore is also high, about 150,000 yuan per year.

The cost of studying in Malaysia.

Due to the low cost of studying in Malaysia, the cost of studying in Malaysia is only 680,000 yuan a year, which is only 120,000 yuan higher than the cost of graduate studies in domestic universities. In addition, the famous universities in Malaysia are highly ranked and have been recognized for their higher academic qualifications. Therefore, in the past two years, more and more students have chosen to study in Malaysia for graduate studies.

Cost of studying in Spain.

As one of the most popular study abroad countries in Europe, Spain has a short master's degree system, with a minimum of one year to graduate, and a tuition fee of 150,000 yuan per year.

These are all countries with low cost of outbound travel for graduate school, and students with a small budget can consider studying in Malaysia and South Korea to complete a part-time work-study postgraduate course.

Applicants from Malaysia and South Korea who do not have prepared their language scores in advance can apply for the half-year preparatory course for studying abroad at domestic universities, or during the study abroad period (make full use of this time to learn English and Korean, and take the corresponding exams), so as to improve the success rate of study abroad application.

For what level of university you can apply for at your own level, you can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system.

How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional name, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, you can see if there is a suitable study abroad case for you according to your own conditions, and find out which colleges and universities they have gone to as a reference for you to choose a college.

Students from modest families can also choose to study abroad in the stupid yearbook.

However, you need to carefully assess your own macro economic affordability and future returns. Some study destinations such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia are relatively expensive, while others may be more reasonable. In addition, students can reduce the pressure of studying abroad expenses by applying for scholarships, grants, etc.

In addition, students from modest families can choose to study abroad after completing their bachelor's or master's degree in China, or choose some countries or regions with relatively low cost of studying abroad. The most important thing is to plan and prepare well before studying abroad to ensure that you can make the most of resources and opportunities during your study abroad and get better returns.

People from modest families can choose to study abroad, because the cost of studying abroad depends on different study destinations and study abroad programs, and also depends on factors such as the school, program and accommodation you choose. Although the cost of studying at home may be higher than in China, in some countries, such as European countries, the cost of studying abroad is relatively low. In other countries, such as the United States and Australia, the cost of studying abroad is a bit higher, but it also depends on your study abroad plan and budget, as well as your country and region.

Therefore, for students with medium family incomes, they can obtain financial support such as study abroad, bursaries, or loans through various channels to pay for studying abroad. In addition, some of the money that the family has saved can also be used as capital for study abroad plans**. Studying abroad can provide students with more academic and career opportunities, so if you have the dedication and hard work to make the most of your resources and put in the necessary effort, then studying abroad can be a path to achieve your dreams.

(1) Apply for a scholarship from the school you are studying, or you can apply for a loan from a bank in China or a local financial institution abroad. Scholarships are interest-free, and you need to pay a certain amount of interest to apply for a loan.

If the scholarship application is unsuccessful, the loan application is unsuccessful, then the financial burden on the family can be reduced through work-study.

2) For ordinary families, there are many support programs now, such as 80% tuition waiver for you to study, but the premise is that you need to stay in the ** work for a few years after graduation, such as studying for three years and working for others for three years, like this, the starting capital is about 5-100,000 yuan.

(3) Apply for an exchange student. In Chinese mainland, students refer to studying in Hong Kong, Macau and other regions as studying abroad, because these regions have different education systems. You can apply for a short-term overseas exchange program organized by the United States and other countries.