5 THINGS THAT ARE GOOD TO KNOW
BEFORE STUDYING ABROAD
Studying abroad is not only about finding courses
abroad. There are a few things you need to think about before starting your actual education.
Here are 5 Things to know before studying abroad
Studying abroad is not
just about finding courses
abroad. There are a few things you need to think about before starting your actual education. What should you consider before studying abroad?
These are the 5 main things you should know and plan:
Let's get to
know them more!
1.
Set a budget for your studies Of course, it is healthier for you or your family to decide on a budget for
studying abroad and make decisions based on that budget. International education can be expensive, but here are some things you can do to study abroad on a budget, such as:
·
Look for
countries with relatively affordable tuition
·
Look for scholarships in your
chosen country. Some scholarships may be fully paid, while others may be partial.
·
Look for work conditions and alternatives as a student. In some countries, you can work part-time while you study.
2. Choose the
right country and the right university
Choosing
the right country for studying abroad depends on many factors, such as living conditions, cultural
differences, spoken language, distance from the country of residence, climatic conditions, housing, education. fees and job
opportunities after studies. The United
States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland and New Zealand are the most popular study abroad countries for international students. However, you can make a more precise decision about the choice of country, considering the field of study and the popular professions in that country. Choosing the right university and course is the most important part of making the decision to study abroad. making this decision; you can get free help from IRL consultants who guide you to choose the right
course in the right place.
3.
Preparation for exams
When choosing a foreign university or college, make sure you know everything about their admission requirements, including academic results, certificates, etc. You should also check if the university or institution requires specific exams.
acceptance condition. Below are some of the tests you may need to take:
·
An English language
test such as the IELTS test is often required at foreign universities. Check the university's website to find out what score you need to achieve to be accepted.
·
Medical
College Admission Test (MCAT) is
mandatory for medical education in Canada, USA and Australia.
·
In Canada and
the United States, the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is required for legal education.
· In the UK, the GRE test is common for engineering, sociology and MBA subjects, while in the US, the GMAT test is used, especially for graduate programs in business, marketing and finance.
· Most US universities and colleges require undergraduate students to take the SAT.
4. Check student job opportunities
As an international student abroad, you can work part-time while studying. It helps you gain work experience, connect with the local community and earn money. Some countries only allow students to work on campus during their first year, while others offer off-campus work. The most common jobs for students abroad can be:
· Waiter
· Babysitter
· Salesmen
· Telephone operator
5. Plan your career after graduation
You must think about your career after graduation, even before you start working and studying abroad. The majority of international students want high-paying career opportunities abroad, and some consider staying in their field of study.
Accordingly, social and professional networks, internship opportunities and joint projects with most universities in cooperation with employers can be a great opportunity for you. Do you need help planning your study abroad trip? Talk to your IDP counselor today!
