Increasing numbers of students are choosing to study abroad. To what extent does this trend benefit the students themselves and the countries involved? What are the drawbacks?

It is considered that studying aboard to become more increasingly common in the

last

few years, especially for young people from China. Many students consider the benefits of studying aboard outweigh the sacrifices involved. These young people can absorb various cultural

difference

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differences

and broaden their horizon. Many governments are willing to provide a huge sum of sponsorship to support their young people to study in universities overseas. In

returns

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return

, young people can contribute their new insight and technique to their home countries.

For example

, China sent a group of students to various mature countries in the early days. And, many of them become famous engineers and scientists to help build up a stronger China.

Therefore

, studying aboard can help boost up the growth of youngsters and their home countries.

On the other hand

, these countries may need to face the “brain drain” problem. Most young people build up their life – long friendships when they study in universities overseas. At the same time, well – developed countries usually can offer more comprehensive and attractive opportunities to youngsters. Because of the above – mentioned reasons, many of them choose to stay in foreign countries to start their new life and develop their career path.

For instance

, more and more famous scientists in the United States

comes

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come

from China.

Thus

, students

is not necessarily return

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are not necessarily returning

do not necessarily return

have not necessarily returned

to their home countries after graduation. In a nutshell,

although

governments need to invest a huge sum of money on their youngsters to study aboard and face “brain drain” problem, new insight and technique are

also

brought into their countries once these young students are graduating.