A Study On College Students' Perceptions Of Challenges In Pursuing Higher Education Abroad: A Survey-based Analysis

Abstract

Many College Students Are Drawn To The Growing Trend Of Pursuing Higher Education Overseas, But A Number Of Obstacles Affect Their Decision-making. The Purpose Of This Study Is To Examine How College Students Perceive Possible Challenges When Studying Overseas. Financial Limitations, Immigration And Visa Procedures, Language Barriers, Housing Costs, And Racism Or Discrimination Were Identified As The Five Main Problems. Existing Research Papers Pertaining To Each Of These Issues Were Analyzed As Part Of A Literature Review. Additionally, 40 College Students Participated In A Survey That Was Conducted Using A Structured Questionnaire Via Google Forms. The Findings Were Examined To Identify The Students' Top Concerns. The Results Show That Language Barriers And Financial Limitations Are Viewed As The Most Important Obstacles, Followed By Housing Costs And Language Visas/immigration. Existing Solutions Were Also Looked At, But They Are Frequently Incomplete And Fragmented. Based On The Analysis, The Study Emphasizes The Necessity Of More Comprehensive Support Systems To Successfully Handle The Various Difficulties Encountered By Students Who Intend To Study Overseas.

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