Studying abroad directly can really learn something. If you study at a university in China and then go abroad for postgraduate study, it will give people the impression of getting a diploma. In fact, you won't learn much when you go abroad 1 year or 1.5 years, and you may not be able to keep up.

I'm studying for an undergraduate course, and some people who study for a master's degree say that they can still learn something from it. ..

The gap is too big. ...

The only drawback of going abroad for undergraduate study is the high cost. ...

Good is definitely good.

But considering your family situation, do you think this price-performance ratio is appropriate?

For example, everyone knows that LV bags are good, most people like them, but not many people buy them.

Some people like it, but don't buy it because it's not cost-effective and can't afford it.

Some people are rich and buy three or four, because the money is nothing to him.

Anyway, I just want to spend this money, as long as you think it's worth it.

Because, similarly, everyone goes out to study and study undergraduate.

However, the gap is still very large. ..

Some people apply what they have learned by reading.

Some people just pass the exam. ..

Actually, it depends on everyone ...

You go out to study hard and socialize. It's worth it.

There is indeed a gap between domestic universities and foreign countries. ..

You can also experience a semester in China and then study abroad. ..

I went abroad directly to study for graduate students. I just got used to life there and returned home after finishing my studies.