What often comes to mind when we hear the phrase study abroad are excitement, fun, travel, and party. But students who are going to study abroad must think beyond this. The first thing that is of utmost importance is how to stay safe in a country in which you are a stranger.
Unfortunately, many students that are going to study abroad are making some crucial mistakes. Here I will give several tips on how to get the best experience by avoiding these study abroad mistakes.
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