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MAY 2010
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BE A GLOBAL STUDENT

IN an ever-growing and ever-evolving world and with the shrinking of boundary lines across the nations, the need of the hour is to be global. At this juncture one needs to prepare for the changing world scenario. Bundles of opportunities ranging from e-commerce to internet banking, from classroom learning to e-learning, from real space to cyber space are great and vast. It's a whole new world order just around the corner. One needs to have or develop a wider perspective in one's outlook towards life and work.

In an era when technology is breaking through geographical boundaries and distance, integrating the entire world into a cohesive village, develop a global perspective that would enhance your whole being. Studying abroad helps you not only to be more independent but also opens the horizons of your mind as well. Such an opportunity gives you an occasion to meet people from all around the world. It is also an occasion for you to travel and experience the culture of different places and understand them well. This helps foster greater inter-cultural communication, understanding and tolerance for people from different nationalities or social backgrounds.

On an individual level, exposure to a completely dissimilar system of living makes you explore deep into your own choices, endeavors and aspirations. It is in fact a progression into one's own self-discovery. It creates a global personality out of you, with a profound respect for other cultures, and a greater appreciation and admiration of your own culture and way of living. In the age of globalization, studying abroad would also add a critical career advantage as multi-national companies seek employees who can communicate with others efficiently, who know the importance of cross-cultural understanding and have an appreciation for different points of view. Above all, students studying abroad stand a great chance of making friends across nations and languages that would be of great help in their future. THE TEENAGER highlights 'Studying Abroad' to help teens consider venturing into new avenues of learning.

Nothing matters when it comes to our own experience. Studying abroad is an experience of a lifetime. Taking into consideration the current scenario, the more one is able to adapt to myriad languages, customs, traditions and lifestyle, the better the chance to excel. Open the horizons of your mind, blur the boundaries and let your learning be global!


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