On the question of whether it is worthwhile to study abroad, I also emphasize that studying abroad is a long-distance race, not a sprint. Maybe you won't find yourself different from others when you just graduate and enter the workplace, but after five years, this difference will gradually emerge. This is first of all a matter of mentality.

But there are some skills that can make your study abroad worthwhile. Talking about whether it is worth it is actually playing a math game. How to balance the expenditure of studying abroad and the income after studying abroad as soon as possible? This is an important principle of whether we are worthy, so let's talk about how to be worthy:

1) You can try to stay overseas for one or two years after studying abroad. There is no shortage of international students in the workplace now, no matter where you graduated or what famous school you are. There is a lack of people with work experience in the workplace, so I strongly recommend that friends who go abroad have the conditions to work in the country of study for a period of time. ! There are too many friends, thinking that you can do whatever you want after graduating from a prestigious school. In fact, when I entered the workplace, I hit a wall.

2) Not every country studying abroad can work overseas for a period of time. The United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand should be able to do it, but Britain basically can't. If you really can't stay overseas, I suggest you practice as much as possible and accumulate experience during your study. In this way, after entering the workplace, the ease of finding a job and the salary will be much better than those who only have a diploma! !

3) Consider immigration. After studying abroad, if you can immigrate to the country of study abroad, your investment in studying abroad can quickly recover the cost. I immigrated to Australia myself. It is actually quite simple for Australia to immigrate through studying abroad. Only Daniel can immigrate. After studying abroad, ordinary people can immigrate to Australia with skills as long as they choose immigration majors (such as accounting, IT, engineering, teaching and nursing). To understand Australia's skilled migration policy, click Australia's skilled migration policy.

The salary levels of various majors published on SEEK, Australia's largest job search website.

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It is much more difficult to immigrate to America than to Australia. If you go to America to study CS, that's more like it. Read a book in California and try to find a job as a programmer in a Silicon Valley company. H 1B is doing it, and slowly get the green card.