Studying abroad can be a unique experience that you will never forget. Therefore, today I present you 20 tips that will help you make the most of this incredible experience. Here we go!

#1 Do it
If you are doubting whether or not to study abroad, do it. Being able to live outside your country for a while will open your mind and help you in many aspects of your life. Do not hesitate, go on an adventure!

#2 Prepare with time
Preparing and organizing yourself to go study abroad takes time and dedication. I recommend that you start preparing as soon as possible and thus avoid many setbacks.

#3 Make a To Do List
I recommend that you create a document and write down in a list all the things you have to do in order to be able to study outside your country. This will help you stay on track and not get lost.

#4 Find the right group of friends
I would like to highlight the word "suitable" here, since normally, we tend to look for people who make us feel comfortable, but this is not always the best. What I'm saying is that you try to find people who speak other languages to you and who do different activities. You will learn new things that you cannot do at home, and you will improve the language further.

#5 Look for new hobbies
Do new things and learn. Universities offer many activities for students, so if you have the opportunity, I recommend that you sign up for all of them.

#6 Beware of notes
Always keep an eye on the academic side. If you plan to study at a university in Australia like I did, you should take a good look at the syllabus. Knowing well the structure of the course and the dates of the exams will save you a lot of problems, believe me.

#7 Learn to save
It is important to know how to spend money wisely. Pay attention to how much money you spend and on what things. Personally, I set a monthly spending limit, and tried to save money for trips.

#8 Participate in a sports team and in other activities
Being part of a team has many advantages. It helps you learn and improve from others, as well as being able to create a very strong bond with your peers.

#9 Talk to the teachers
Sometimes you learn more outside of class than inside. I personally spoke a lot with a teacher that I really liked, and this gave me the opportunity to learn. I recommend that if you have a teacher that you admire, go and talk to him. You will be surprised what you can learn from him or her. It is a great way to find your first mentor.

#10 Find a girlfriend/boyfriend
One of my best tips is to find a partner. With your partner you will discover new places and local customs, in addition to improving your language a lot.

#11 Sign up for classes early
In the case of Australia, if it takes time and you are one of the last students to register, it is likely that you will not be able to register for the classes that you want, as it is very possible that they are full. It is important that you register as soon as the registration period opens. So you can register for the classes you want, with the schedule that best suits you, and with the teachers you want.

#12 Celebrate the national holidays
Traveling to a different country will help you get to know new cultures and celebrations. In my opinion, national holidays are a unique experience that you should definitely give a try.

#13 Book flight tickets as soon as possible
Airline tickets are not cheap, especially for us students. One way to save money is to organize early and book your tickets as soon as possible. I recommend that you buy your plane tickets as soon as you know the dates on which you start and end the classes.

#14 Prepare for the TOEFL and SAT exams
It is very important that you start preparing for the TOEFL and SAT exams in advance. These types of exams require time and effort to be able to do it in the best possible way.

#15 Don't buy a lot of furniture
The reason here is simple, save money and hassle. Normally, once they finish their studies, students decide to go somewhere else, so if you buy a lot of furniture for your house or apartment, you will have to sell it so as not to lose money.

#16 Resell the furniture you have bought
One of my tips when it comes to reselling furniture that you have already purchased is to sell it to freshmen who need furniture.

#17 Invest in a bed
It may sound weird, but based on my experience I recommend that you get a good bed. Many students sleep on inflatable mattresses or bad beds, and it can cause many injuries over time. Think of this as a long-term investment.

#18 Cook your own food
Buying food at the supermarket and cooking it yourself at home will help you save a lot of money, in addition to eating healthier. To give you an idea, a student who eats and dines away from home every day usually spends an average of more than a thousand dollars a month.

#19 Choose the right platform for course application
Before starting your study abroad, you need to apply for a course. This is a long but important process, so I strongly recommended you to choose a professional platform or reliable agent to be your assistant. If you cannot make a choice, you can consider CatEight, a comprehensive course search and application platform.

#20 Check the status of your visa
Having your visa in order is crucial to avoid problems in the future. Remember to keep an eye on the expiration date from time to time.
These have been my best tips for when you study abroad. I hope you have an amazing experience and make the most of the time you are studying abroad.

Is there anyone who wants to travel to Australia for undergraduate studies?

eyeamdivine:
Is there anyone who wants to travel to Australia for undergraduate studies?

pls can i get a full fund scholarship without gre or ielts....i am studing elect/elect engin,hoping to graduate with at least 4,0 on 5 scale.

eyeamdivine:
Is there anyone who wants to travel to Australia for undergraduate studies?

I would love to,but na money matter

eyeamdivine:
Is there anyone who wants to travel to Australia for undergraduate studies?

I would love to,but na money matter

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