Getting higher education from richer nations is very
popular among people of many poor nations. This is highly advantageous, but it
is not free from challenges.
Try to
compare the advantages and challenge they face undergo in richer nations.
Overseas education,
especially from richer economies, has been popular among all higher education seekers
down the ages, and now it is very popular. Obviously, it benefits them greatly
though there are a few concerns. Let me make a comparative look at these
chances and challenges.
The primary thing is that
such learners are able to get world class education accredited and accepted by
all nations across the world. But this extra edge on quality and acceptance
comes for a price. For example, foreign students are expected to pay two times
more fees than national students. The expense is of course a challenge.
This is followed by
exposure. For example, a higher education classroom in a richer nation will
have a great mix of nationals from all over the world. That is, the classroom
will be a cross-section of the world where there are greater possibilities for
enjoying a greater world vision as part of education. But, we cannot forget the
fact that, sometimes, students may have to face discrimination challenges.
And, finally, brilliant
students may be able to enjoy lucrative employment offers right after their studies;
let it be the country where they get educated from or in their home-country
where foreign educated candidates are highly appreciated. Here too there is a problem
with adapting to an alien work culture or a different academic follow up.
Comparing the possibilities
and problems, it may be said that the former are much more lasting than the
latter. To put it precisely, the challenges are for a while whereas chances are
for a lifetime. It is always good to get educated from a richer academic
ambience.
275 words
The final write up of 2014
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31.12.14
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