Common problems faced when studying abroad
Studying abroad is one of the most common goals among Indian students. However, when going to a new place, there are common problems faced by everyone.
Here are some of the most common problems students face when studying abroad and ways to manage them.
Being out of a place
When in a new country, it takes a while to get used to it. The culture is different and the people are different. Food, language, and culture often cause a feeling of segregation for the student.
At times like these, remember that you are not alone. Most universities abroad have students from all over the world. Try to socialize with them and make friends. This will help you have someone who has your back covered and you in turn can do the same.
Money management
For every student, regardless of where they are studying, managing finances can be hard. Most of the times, they are used to their finances being managed by their parents. Having to manage them on their own can be quite a problem in the beginning.
To solve this, try to start with a list of expenses. Write down all expenses and cut down on things that are costing you too much.
Missing home
As much as you adjust to a new place, you might miss some aspects of your original home. It could be the home, or someone close to you. Being homesick can make you lack motivation to do something. As a result you might not reach your goals.
Try to make local friends and do activities that you enjoy. Always maintain good human relations so you won’t get depressed. Seek therapy if you feel depressed.
Getting lost
New locality means that you won’t know where to go or where to find what you want. Even with technology, it can be hard to get used to the new lay of the land. The trick is to go out with your friends or college mates. This way you get to know of new places and have a good experience.
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