The BEST Country To Study For International Students ๐Ÿ‘ฉ๐Ÿผโ€๐ŸŽ“๐Ÿ“š

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Published 2023-03-15
Have you ever wondered which country is the best for international students? in this video, Iโ€™ll share my thoughts on the best place to study and live for international students. I'll go through some main aspects to look at and I'll help you choose the best country FOR YOU to study abroad!

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All Comments (21)
  • I studied in UK as an international student. Best tip i can give based on my experience. Might vary. No matter which University u choose, they will just provide you the infrastructure like library, classrooms, syllabus etc. But in the end it entirely depends on the student to learn or gain knowledge. Honestly, now a days getting a college degree for some streams doesn't make sense, coz the employers don't look for the degree instead they look for your skills and experience. So i would suggest do a relevant course which are quick and cheap, many are online now a days and some are free on YouTube. The only plus of studying abroad is getting exposure, getting individuality, responsibility and good for networking. Choose wisely, save money and invest into skills than degree
  • It is briefly informative and understandable. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us
  • hi! watching from portugal :) thank you for your explanation - it was simple, straight to the point and actually inspiring. i'll go on in my research but you best believe i'll come back to this video many times. obrigada e boa sorte a todos! (ty and good luck everyone!)
  • @sisilara801
    Nice one Yulia. Keep up the good work. ๐Ÿฅณ๐Ÿ‘๐ŸŒน
  • @oxasan
    Hi I study in Japan ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต MEXT scholarship offers fully found also monthly stipend around 1000$ plus there is a lot of other scholarships too However even if you donโ€™t have a scholarship no worries living expenses and education fee is budget friendly. Just spending few months (6month at least)on learning Japanese might be enough to live and part time working
  • @josephanaglo7038
    As a international student in Germany, I believe Germany is the best option for students because of its free tuition and available jobs for international students. You don't pay fees and you get to make lots of money with moderate cost of living
  • @samymarcolla
    thank you sooo much for sharing this video! I'm a highschool student from Brazil and my dream is to study abroad. (honestly, I love Brazil, but I really don't want to build my future here ๐Ÿ˜ตโ€๐Ÿ’ซ) your content is super informative and constructive. I'll definately check out more of it!
  • @jabeshindian8760
    Thanks for information, It's so much informative for my future, GOD BLESS YOU
  • Thank you so much Julia. I was thinking of studying mbbs at Georgia then MD in USA.
  • @Rozhinnnn
    Thank you Yulia, I'm from Iran and applied to the US and my visa got rejected and now I'm kinda lost as to where to choose... I'm mainly thinking US, UK or Canada but also thinking of places like Germany/Italy bc of their lower costs... My main goal is staying and living in a country abroad, I would appreciate it if anyone living in those countries can share their insights ๐Ÿฅบโค๏ธ I'm pretty lost
  • @DavidNelsonATX
    Another avenue in the States is an athletic scholarship. Iโ€™ve noticed many international tennis players on college teams. Iโ€™m sure there are many in other sports as well.
  • Iโ€™m planning to study as an international student from Iran ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ท and Iโ€™m still deciding to go for Canada Vancouver rather than European countries because of A-Euro is more expensive to my currency compared to CAD and B-the language aka English because it takes years for you to properly learn a new language and be able to speak fluently as Iโ€™ve learnt English since very young age and C- i think Canada is a very Calm not too crowded not too controversial country compared to others according to the fact that Iโ€™d probably wanna to stay there after studying and build a safe life there ๐Ÿ˜Œโค๏ธ Also thank you so much for ur amazing content Yulia i love you , u r so pretty btw!โค๏ธ
  • @evolinight254
    hello Iโ€™m from France, I want to know if itโ€™s possible to study abroad w/ scholarship containing everything etc or not and how to apply it?
  • @jahanetarjome
    What's your opinion about studying humanitarians or art majors in European countries? Some countries like Germany are famous for accepting engineering and computer students, but i don't know what's a good country for other Fields. For example i know 4 languages , French, English, farsi, and German. I might study Marketing Master and PhD but still there's less opportunities for someone like me than an I.T guy.