Why students need to research the economy of the country they wish to study in
1 year, 7 months ago

Why students need to research the economy of the country they wish to study in

The Hindu  

Studying abroad has many advantages: it opens the doors to global prospects and a successful career, helps develop a well-informed attitude and a broader perspective of other cultures and people and gives one an edge in an increasingly competitive world. Impact of inflation Not only is higher education expensive at private and foreign universities, but the rate of inflation in the education sector is also significant. So, in addition to the cost of education, students must include the impact of inflation in the educational sector as well as the impact of price increases in rent, food, transportation, and so on when determining the entire cost. The cost of studying abroad is substantially influenced by a number of factors, including currency exchange rates in addition to inflation.

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