Advantages And Disadvantages Of Studying Abroad

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As we grow up, many things will happen in our life, and most of them are unexpected. We should face all the obstacles in front of us and pass them. For me, I have many challenges in my life, and I think the most difficult challenge I am facing is studying abroad. I would like to show how I now live abroad and more about my study in UNL. After I finished my secondary school, my parents decided to let me study in an international high school. One reason is that I did not do well on the final exam in secondary school and also they thought going abroad was better for me. So I attended the international high school in my local city. In there, I met many friends and several of them came to UNL with me. My classmates and I all get along well with

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