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study abroad
One of the most common reasons students
study abroad is language
immersion. Students wanting to learn a language will go to school in a
country where that language is spoken, the theory being that immersion
into an environment where a particular language is spoken is the best
way to learn the language. Indeed, many schools require that students
majoring in a foreign language study abroad. However, this is more
often done through an exchange program (see below).It could be as
simple as students choosing to study abroad due to a feeling of
wanderlust.
For many, college is the ideal time to travel, because they don't have
full adult responsibilities yet, and they can take advantage of the
option of studying in a different country. In this sense, many see
one's early twenties as formative years in one's life, and being
immersed in the unfamiliar society and culture of another country can
prove rewarding to young adults.
Another popular reason to study abroad is the desire of many to gain
an understanding of the world around them. The ability for students to
go to a different part of the world and undergo complete submergence
into another culture teaches them invaluable lessons about the
diversity and complexity of the world, as well as important lessons
about themselves. Many students study abroad in an effort to expand their
opportunities beyond those their home university offers. Strategically,
study abroad offers many exciting benefits from high school students
hoping to get into a prestigious university, to college learners
pursuing reputable post graduate schools or professions. It may lead to
scholarships, grants, and job opportunities to leading institutions or
employment.
