Should i study abroad?
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Studying abroad is always a good thing, it gives you a wider background, apart from looking excellent on your resume.  I would say USA for chemical engineering, see the link below for the best USA Universities.\n\nI would definitely add, to be aware that since the 9/11 aftermath, there have been more background investigations on Student Visa--just be prepared to showcase your entire history when applying for a STUDENT VISA to the USA.\n\nGood Luck and Prosper...;*!*;...
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It's worth going to London for any reason.  For your particular interests, London is a major financial hub, a world player in technology and education, and friendly to peoples of different backgrounds and nationalities.  Learning new tech skills, in English, in an evironment that fosters learning and presents opportunities for future career applications?  It would definitely help.  As for costs, do your research on Yahoo before you go so that you can look into affordable courses, scholarship possibilities, and affordable housing.
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I studied abroad for a month when I was in college.  I didn't know until right now that it was through an AIFS program.  At any rate, it was a very valuable experience, especially if you've never left the country before.  I went to London and learned a lot.  Much of my learning experiences were more cultural than anything I learned in class.  If you have the opportunity and can afford to go abroad, it is definitely worth it.  My experience nearly five years ago and its something that is very vivid in my memory and I will never forget it.  Have fun!
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you should not make a decision about your career like this!!! first you should make sure what specifically you want to do, then first look for opportunities in your own country. Deciding for studying abroad is good when you have an idea where exactly you wanna go. I mean you can't go to antarctica on my suggestion.\nI personally have chosen UK. BECAUSE, I am a student of literature who wants to do a masters in Victorian lit.(19th century UK lit.) , so the best thing for me is go to uk (whose lit. I want to study and do the masters. and then carefully select a hanfull of institutions (accredited please). and there you go. CIAO
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And this is studing abroad catagory?
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Most universities offer Study Abroad programs, some short and long term. I have been to Costa Rica and will be going to Dominican Republic this summer. (I have a minor in International Development) \nI wouldn't suggest degrees online, in my opinion it takes away from the whole class experience which I find to be one of the better learning tools. I don't know what it is you  are trying to pursue but get that together in your head and then research the job outlook, what kind of jobs you could/would land with the degree you choose and if your unsure of the degree but know the type of job you want to do, research the qualifications of the job(s) you like to help you get a better sense of the road you should be travelling. Good Luck!
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Study abroad through your school or take an internship or travel.  They ahve international teaching where you can travel to China or United States or wherever and teach in a different country.
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Apply for scholarships. (also learn to spell it correctly!) Rotary offers them frequently for just your purpose; study abroad.
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I was really bored the first semester my third year in college, so I did a semester abroad in London during the second semester that year. It was the right thing for me. It was a change of pace, I got to experience life in another country and I didn't have to take time off from college, so I still graduated on time. The one downside was that I was a broke college student in a fairly expensive city, but that turned out to be a minor issue. On the whole I'd recommend it. Most schools have or participate in study abroad programs and most involve some sort of life experience component and a reduced (or fairly light) class schedule.  You might want to look into it.
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First:\nIt seems that you are an English native speaker from the US. You might consider a semester or full year in another English speaking country, like Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries. That way you would not run into the language issue and you might have less trouble in getting credits for your studies.\n\nSecond:\nCheck with your school about exchange programs. Ask your counselor what he or she would suggest and ask them WHY. Have your causes why you want to go abroad well prepared for this discussion. \n\nOther than that I suggest to go as early as possible. That way you have a chance to repeat the experience if you would like to.
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heres to an old addage (SP?)... if you love something... let it go... if it comes back to you... it's yours.... \nIf she wants to study overseas... and you put the brakes on that... she may wind up resenting you for that... (possibly for the rest of her life)... Sometimes to love someone... you have to do things that you don't like doing... you have to put their best interests in mind... \nI can't tell you how much you love her... I don't know... but I do know that you don't want to pressure her into staying... that's a decision she should make entirely on her own...
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Are you kidding?  Absolutely!  I knew a girl who paid her own way through college getting grants and what not and was still able to get a semester in Rome.  Learn the language the semester before you go and save as much money as you possibly can.  It is easy to travel to lots of countries from Rome and they seemed to make it easy for students to take the time to travel - unlike some other areas.  I had a cousin who went to England and she worked hard and didn't see much.\n\nOf course the friend who went to Rome went on the art program and took a light course load and my cousin was working in pre-med - could also have been the difference.\n\nThe point is that any time that anyone can travel to another country they should abosolutely do it.  NOTHING shows you more of what a wonderous world we live in and how diverse we can be - or how wonderful home is.  Go!  Go!
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* You will be living far from your family & friends\n* The way of life & customs will be different\n* U.K is extremely expensive\n* You will stand out because you are not English, this can \n  be a good thing but can also single you out for trouble.\n* It would be expensive to go home every holiday\n\nIt can be the most wonderful thing you will ever do but living in another country is never an easy option. The homesickness & missing your family & friends can really hurt.\n\nAlso even if you do study in another country it does not mean that country will want you to live there after, you may get a student visa but it does not mean you will definately get an immigration visa to live in the U.K.
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That sounds like fun. I wish I would have done studying abroad. The pay rate over there is probably the same as here relative to living cost. Hypothetically, if it costs $500/mo for rent over here, you would get paid like $10/hr or something. Over there, let's say it costs $300/mo and you get paid $7/hr.
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Studying abroad is a very good option as when you return back to your country of orging you are respected more. I have graduated from a university in turkey so i know the advantage.\nvisit the web sites and find the procedure of the admission prepare for ielts or toefl.
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I think you should come (stay in) America. There are so many great things you can do. America has educated and produced some of the worlds best thinkers. We have great extra curricular activities and hard-working proffesers and scholars who work all year around to make sure that the next genneration has what it needs to make a difference.
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Sponsor you?  Unless you know a millionaire or have a 4.0 GPA...you'll have to carry the financial burden yourself.  You can travel through your school in study abroad programs.....they will add the bill to your student loans....but you will still need some operational monies for survival.