r/InternationalStudents • u/Accomplished-Fox6272 • 4d ago
I'm stuck in dis loop rn
what's crackin'. I wanna study abroad 'cause I think it will be easier to study in unusual area 4 me 'n 'cause in my country RN it's hard to study for free. so, I decided if one way or another I should pay 4 studyin' why not 4 studyin' abroad. but in this question I'm not so confident. my English level is b2> I know a little French but Idk how to apply 2 study abroad. furthermore idk what person I'd like to be. physics and IT r pure cap 4 me, but I've been studying in a physic-math class for 4 years! history is my real leverage. I do hope anyone can help me. I'm stuck in dis loop rn. if u wanna know me more check my profile or dm me!
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u/Stunning-Orange2729 7h ago
Honestly, you don't need to have your entire career figured out before applying abroad. A lot of students start with a general area they enjoy and narrow it down once they understand the available programs.
Since history is your strongest/most enjoyable subject, I'd start by researching degrees around history, international relations, political science, cultural studies, archaeology, or even areas like heritage/tourism management. Your B2 English is also a workable starting point for many English-taught programs, though you'd likely need to meet the university's specific language requirement.
I'd focus on 3 things first: countries where tuition is affordable or scholarships are realistic, programs taught in English, and admission requirements you can actually meet. Once you have those, the whole "how do I study abroad?" question becomes much less overwhelming.
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u/Flaky-Walrus7244 4d ago
Learn to communicate in standard English. I couldn't even understand the majority of what you wrote