Which countries are suitable for children from working families to study in?

Working-class families can choose to go to Singapore if their language foundation is not good. Singapore can speak Chinese, and the tuition is cheaper than that of the United States and Britain. However, to be admitted to the university there, you need to have good college entrance examination results, and the exams there are also very strict, which requires candidates to have real talents and practical knowledge.

Generally, studying abroad is divided into two purposes: one is to study in a world-famous university, hoping to have a good future after graduation, and studying abroad is just a "springboard"; Second, people studying abroad take the word "immigrant" with them, hoping to get a green card after graduation, change their nationality and experience a different life.

For those who study abroad with the first purpose, the important factor to consider when choosing a school and major should be the "world ranking". Because only famous schools and strong majors are worth spending a lot of money to pursue. Otherwise, you spend 200,000 to 300,000 to study abroad for two years, just like an undergraduate. How can we be worthy of the hard-earned money invested by our parents? Therefore, it is suggested to seriously consider: first, whether you can be admitted to a better university than China. Second, can it be better than studying in China? As long as we can be sure of the above two points, there will be good prospects both abroad and at home.

If you, like most people, are ready to stay and "work-emigrate" after studying abroad (this is the original intention of most parents to spend their own pension money to send their children abroad), then you will not hesitate to study abroad, study harder after going out, and try to find a decent job after graduation to meet your parents' greatest wish in life: long life. If you say return, this is the best return to your parents' kindness.