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By: Araceli Gonzalez

Araceli Gonzalez — Wed, 23 May 2012 10:05:51 +0000

HI alejandra,
I really think that the students in my country have a lot of opportunities,the problem is that the most just go to USA or Spain because of the language, only a few and smart try other languages, like German or French,but anyway I live in Germany and near from the University campus ,there are a lot of students from different parts of the world,and more mexicans are coming to study here, they can also get a job as a Practice for the future career, one ex-student from 4th Grade elementary School was here for 2 years, and I was so glad that que learned so much, he could learn not only the language but, the culture,and now that he is back in Mexico he got a good job, he can speak fluetly English,German,French, and he got more opportunities to study a master,so I reallly believe on studying abroad, brings so so many opportunities that maybe you can not find when you just stay at home,and definetly you are inmmerse in the culture and the language.

By: Juana

Juana — Mon, 21 May 2012 05:08:31 +0000

I agree to the fact that studying and working abroad is very important nowadays, although I would like to point out how difficult it is for students of some developing countries to have access to such opportunities. In Honduras, it is very few students have the means to travel to other countries wether it is for travel, study or work. Our universities and government have failed to promote internships both in and out of the country. As always, very few people are able to navigate high waters…

By: Alejandra Acosta

Alejandra Acosta — Tue, 15 May 2012 21:50:52 +0000

Hi Roumen, Where are you from?? About your post, Why do you think it is different studying than working abroad. Aren’t both students and professional ( both) inmmerse in the culture of another country once they are living there. How do you think higher education can prepare people for this foreign opportunities? Or do you think that is not something a school should worry about?

THank you for answering me.

By: Roumen

Roumen — Mon, 14 May 2012 19:51:47 +0000

Hi Alejandra, I think that the school can prepare the students for studying abroad by intense courses of foreight languages. But, working is a different problem because there are many social and cultural factors that matter when you work abroad.

By: Alejandra Acosta

Alejandra Acosta — Mon, 14 May 2012 16:07:34 +0000

Do you think schools can prepare students for this opportunities of studying and/or working abroad? And how??

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By: Alejandra Acosta

Alejandra Acosta — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 00:34:23 +0000

Hi, I will like to exchange some comments about your perceptions of studying abroad. Do you think students should be prepared to move to another country?? and if so what kind of preparation should they receive??
I make this question because I am a Professor currently studying my doctoral degree and I would like to know if you consider important studying a second language ( which), world culture, socialization, communication patterns, emotional intelligence. About people from other nationalities coming into the USA what should they know to get the best experience possible.

Thank you, please make any comments or questions.

M.ED.Alejandra Acosta

By: sugira deo cedrick

sugira deo cedrick — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 07:04:07 +0000

hello i would like to know the colleges or university which doesn’t requires TOEFL exams in order to get their admission

By: Nirere

Nirere — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 19:44:06 +0000

I would like to know information a but hight school