If you want to study abroad, what should I do if my family conditions are not allowed?

1. Time factor: In case of insufficient budget, projects with relatively short time can be considered. The short time makes tuition relatively cheap. In this way, you can work as soon as possible after graduation, and you can go back to campus for further study if you have spare time in the future.

2. Country selection: countries studying abroad can also be measured, and countries and regions with relatively low expenses can be considered.

3. Choice of major: Generally speaking, the fees of different majors vary greatly. For example, the fees for some liberal arts majors will be much lower than those for business; The cost of the same major and different projects is also very different. Therefore, in the case of insufficient budget, you can give priority to projects with high cost performance on the basis of choosing your own major.

4. Geographical choice: Living expenses are also a big expense for studying abroad, so it is very important to choose a region with moderate consumption level. New york, LA and other big cities need careful consideration.

5. Choosing a school: The tuition fees of public universities are generally lower than those of private universities. Take the college of arts and sciences as an example, the tuition fees of public universities may be 3000-8000 dollars lower than those of private schools. Therefore, choosing a public university can reduce a lot of economic burden.

6. Public-funded study abroad programs: The state is quite supportive of students' study abroad activities, so many public-funded programs are set up for students to choose from every year.