Nothing is perfect, not even Arnold Schwarzenegger, but while studying abroad, the imperfections to the person come to the person. Whether it is the change of society or homesickness or lack of motivation, many international students feel enormous changes and difficulties in coping up while living abroad.

Elders say the best way to mitigate any issue or hurdle is to face it. In this blog, we will explain to you some ways through which you can reduce any kind of challenges come from abroad education

Homesickness

You know, you never noticed your little sister, never appreciated mom’s food, never went out with dad, but now, you are you want to do everything that you haven’t done or missed when you are studying abroad. It is perfectly healthy and good to feel homesick, and it shows that you are a human being. To overcome your homesickness, you can join any social club or adventures during your abroad study. The best way is you can visit an orphanage or old age home. Living near to the less privileged people gives you the idea of your privileged life.

Getting lost every time

No matter how many maps or streets you have remembered, you tend to forget the directions, and that is quite natural. Initially, everyone freaks out, and that is normal.

Write down local phrases of the language like, “Help me, I am lost”, and “Can you direct me to nearest hotel/gas station /bus stop?” travel guidebooks are helpful, and it contains the section divided for the lost directions.

Low on cash

After tracking all your expenses and writing down everything on paper, you do not have sufficient money in your bank account. It’s better to consider $200-$300 extra in your expenses and keep it with your parents while giving them the access to transfer it in your account, just in case you need it badly.

Be extra courteous and sensitive regarding your expenses while jotting down everything on the piece of paper; with the priority of necessity versus desire. If everything fails, hit the bank of mom or dad for an advance birthday loan (this trick works only once).

Fear of missing out

Fear of missing out or FOMO is more or less a byproduct of doing something instead of something else. We have to face FOMO in everyday life, but FOMO makes us helpless when we are thousands of miles away from the action.

Remove yourself from What if question all the time and you will see the difference in your life. You have chosen this life, and you have to live this life and doesn’t matter what happens, you have to stick to your decision.

Motivation to attend classes

In your home country, you were getting the motivation to participate in classes from your parents and peers. But you are now all alone, and ‘feel’ like there is no use of attending classes regularly. It is called study abroad for a reason; you are in another country to study, not on a tourist visa. It is essential to prove your talent and the money that you have invested in studying abroad.

It is not easy to study abroad, and most of the students feel like an outsider most of the time. The only thing that can be considered while looking for studying in abroad is the same community and the interest you can follow.

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