Studying Abroad - Personal Readiness To Study Abroad
The Teenager Today|September 2017

One of the great advantages of studying in a country other than your own is that it gives you an opportunity to grow emotionally and intellectually in directions that you may not have grown in otherwise. So even though you may not have all the qualities listed yet, there is no reason why you cannot develop them now while you are preparing your applications.

Shivani Manchanda
Studying Abroad - Personal Readiness To Study Abroad

Self-reliance

When you go and live in another country without your family then all the tasks that your family did for you will now be your responsibility. Thus going to the bank, making your bed, doing laundry, paying bills, planning your study and social time, etc., are all things you will have to manage. You could start here by taking care of your room, learning how to cook and helping with chores around the house. Whether you will eventually go to a hostel within India or live in a University abroad, self reliance will be a great skill.

Fiscal responsibility

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