Study Abroad

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Busting The Top 7 Study Abroad Myths 

By Geetika Arora 

Studying abroad is a life-changing decision. Misinformation prevents many students from considering studying abroad. We will debunk the most common myths related to studying abroad. 

Introduction 

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Affordable study options exist despite expensive courses in some countries. Cost varies with destination, university, program, and duration. Consider Germany, Australia, Italy, Spain, Denmark, New Zealand. 

It is very expensive 

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Choose safe student cities for studying abroad, research online, and thousands of Indian students study abroad safely each year without facing major safety issues. 

It is unsafe 

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English is the primary language in many countries, and top universities offer courses in English. Learning a foreign language is not mandatory, language courses are available before the program starts. 

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You need to know a foreign language 

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Global companies value international experience. Having foreign language skills and a foreign degree improves career prospects. Emphasise the importance of cross-cultural communication in today's business world. 

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Employers don't care about study abroad 

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Social and friendly individuals make friends easily worldwide. Emphasise diverse student community, global friendships formed during study abroad. 

It is difficult to make friends abroad 

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Numerous merit-based full and partial scholarships are available from universities and organisations. Many foreign governments and universities offer scholarships based on financial needs. 

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There aren't enough scholarships 

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Studying abroad immerses students in culture, language, and community, unlike being a tourist. Unique experience living as a local in a foreign country. 

The experience is the same as touring abroad 

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Summarise debunked myths about studying abroad. Highlight life-changing potential and urge students to pursue their dreams fearlessly. 

Recap

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