雅思大作文IELTS Essay: Why Study Abroad？

 IELTS Essay：Why Study Abroad

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>Many young people choose to continue their educations abroad.  What are the benefits of studying abroad? What are some of the problems students might experience when studying in a foreign country and how those problems be minimized?

>Since World War II there has been an increase in cooperation between many eastern and western countries.  This has led to a desire among students to undertake study in foreign countries.  Write a brief account of the advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad.

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Among dozens of thousands of Chinese students across the country there is a growing desire to undertake study in foreign universities, particularly in some developed countries where English is spoken.  For these young people, choosing to continue their educations abroad is the optimal way to improve their second-language abilities of course, but the benefits actually go far beyond that factor.  It is believed that those who are qualified and can afford to study abroad stand better chances to develop different academic experiences and enhance personal aspirations.

To begin with, in different classroom settings abroad, students can expect to have the oportunity to break out their academic routine and learn new research skills.  Things like these will influence subsequent educational experiences, options to expand or change majors, and decisions to aim even higher.  Besides, it is always a good idea to travel to a foreign land to broaden one's worldview and make friends around the world.  When it comes to staying in a mostly different environment,  nothing is more rewarding than getting to know a different culture first-hand and sharing different values of the host country.  Of course, it can be imagined that some nostalgic students might face some problems common among travelers.  Such minor problems should go away as soon as they adapt themselves to a new place as a second home.

Study abroad is largely a personal challenge.  It provides students with new conditions to learn about themselves while being far away from friends and family.   For instance, communicating with people in the English language daily is nothing like back home where Mandarin is the mother tongue.  When people speak the same language whatever, there is a universal feeling of goodwill.  Above all, it is certainly a professional achievement to go through specialized training and practical experiences not available in institutions in the homeland.  In fact, as an individual, a person studying abroad may become more globally competent through a comparison of cultural values and ways of life.

Generally speaking, earning a more valued degree from a famous university overseas may mean an extraordinary academic success at an international level.  Improved quality of foreign-language proficiency is definately an advantage in an individual's professional life back home.  Since study abroad is like trying to make dreams realized, an increasing number of Chinese students are eager to overcome a number of difficulties both before and after landing in a foreign country.