Statistics show that as the number of students who study abroad increases, nearly 10 percent of graduates find it difficult to obtain employment. This has made more and more people question whether it is worth studying abroad considering the cost of is also rising.

Personally speaking, I think we need to think rationally about studying abroad, because it doesn't apply to every student. On the one hand, in the context of economic globalization, we can have easy access to information from other countries even if we do not go abroad. Coupled with today's developed social networks, we can take online classes to obtain the foreign knowledge we need. On the other hand, as mentioned earlier, studying abroad requires a high cost, which is a huge financial burden for many families. Moreover, the upfront investment is likely to be unrewarded. In addition, we have to consider the mental health of children. Studying abroad alone at a younger age is likely to make them feel stressed, which can lead to psychological problems, such as isolation and anxiety.

In a word, many people believe that studying abroad is a stepping stone to their success but ignore the essence of overseas education. When more and more people just want a diploma, the experience of studying abroad can be eclipsed.