Advantages of studying abroad it makes you a more interesting person

YOU CAN CREATE SOCIAL NETWORKS AROUND THE WORLD
Not only will you mix with people who come from your host country, but you will also meet lots of other international students from around the world. You will hopefully create contacts and friends for life, whom you can visit whenever you are in their neck of the woods.


DISADVANTAGES OF STUDYING ABROAD
MORE INTENSE HOMESICKNESS
Studying away from home can be tough enough even if you have only moved across the country or to another state. So consider how much tougher it might be to study in a place that is miles away from home and in a country that is vastly different to what you are used to. Being halfway around the world will also make it more difficult to go home for the holidays or for the weekend. But don't worry too much about homesickness; it will come and go. Follow our guide to battling homesickness and think about including some items from home that will cheer you up when sending your possessions abroad with Send My Bag.
HIGH COST
It is often the case that tuition fees are higher for international students. Plus, you may not be entitled to the same student loans that you would receive back at home. In addition, you will have to factor in considerable moving costs when you choose to study abroad.
YOUR FAMILY WILL MISS YOU
Not only might you miss home, but your parents and the rest of your family may find it hard to adjust to you being so far from home. But, being far away geographically doesn’t mean you can’t stay in regular contact. Download these top apps for studying abroad, which include great ways to keep in contact and share your experiences abroad.
LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL BARRIERS
While studying abroad is an excellent opportunity to learn a new language, you may initially have some problems with language barriers. This is especially likely at the beginning when you need to arrange things like a bank account and accommodation. It is also possible that you could come up against cultural barriers to do with religion, gender roles, or communication differences.