Besides, adapting to a different culture very difficult for a new student.When they just arrive they might get culture shock because have to talk in English every time at anywhere. This is because, they are already accustomed to using Malay language when communicating with each other.In addition, the association between male and female liaison abroad is very different than in Malaysia.For example, kiss at public is normal for them but in Malaysia show irreverent

Study oversea affords you the opportunity to make friends around the world. You can also learn about their culture and language. At first, you are not be able to speak the country’s language fluently, you will speak your language inadvertent and so do they. It will make you familiar with their language, and then you follow them to speak their language. They have different experiences so they can help you to solve your problem. Friends is the most important treasure in your life. when they already know the culture we are happy to deal with them as a partner in the business.

The first cons of studying in a foreign country is being away from your family. There are many opinions which shows being away from family is a wonderful experience for everyone and it could be a wonderful opportunity to be independent. From my point of view, its totally different. There should not be anyone who thinks being away from family is an opportunity. If they say that it shows they have not experienced being by themselves in the country that they do not even know.

The second cons is studying in a second language. Many people think that studying your major in another language is wonderful for everyone. There are many students who want to go to other countries to learn another language. That is not true for me because you can learn the language in your country.

-Spending too much money

-Adapting to a different culture

-Language barriers

The experience of university is, for most new students, a steep learning curve in gaining independence. But studying abroad takes that a whole step further, challenging students to really develop as individuals. Dee Roach says, “You obviously have to cope on your own when you are studying abroad. You have to be able to look after yourself and sort out your own affairs.”

Studying abroad may well change the way you view all kinds of things which you’d previously taken for granted. Sarah Han of the Department of International Cooperation at the Korean Council for University Education says, "Studying abroad provides an opportunity to expand one's field of view and helps one to understand and analyze problems and phenomena from a longer-term, worldwide perspective.” She adds, “Moreover, long-term experience in other cultures has a tendency to help one think objectively about oneself and one's home country, tolerate differences, and recognize and appreciate diversity."

The biggest reason you should consider a study abroad program is the opportunity tosee . By studying abroad, you will experience a brand-new country with incredible new outlooks, customs and activities. The benefits of studying abroad include the opportunity to see new terrains, natural wonders, museums and landmarks of your host nation.

For many international students, studying abroad is a chance to develop language skills, either through studying in a second language or by practicing the language spoken locally. A growing number of courses around the world are taught in English, particularly at graduate level, and of course proficiency in English has many applications across all kinds of careers. But indeed any additional language skills are an asset.

Can through many thing in new experience.

Make long-life friends.

More career oppurtinities.