How would u say of a 17 year old girl working and studying at the same time in an abroad alone?

Question

crying daily and feeling home-sick. but decide never to give up. are u also such a kind of person?

Answer 1

I've known several abroad students, and a lot of times, because of the agreement they had, they weren't allowed to work because of international complications of minorhood, the program itself, etc.

Focus on studying.

Answer 2

I will most probably be leaving for my UG abroad in a few months and your question makes me little apprehensive.

I really hope you do get over your trauma. Friends should do the trick.

The main reason I am leaving is that I would be pursuing a degree in a subject I love. Sounds fairytale-ish but for me its about chasing dreams so if you could adopt such an atittude, maybe things would change.

Hope this helps - I am no person to advice really, what with me going to face the same situations you do in a few months.

Good Luck !

Answer 3

My son worked and studied in Japan for 1 1/2 years.  He made friends, learned the language and when he came back home he had lots to talk about to all his friends here.  It seems you should take advantage of the opportunity and stop crying.  Get out and make friends and start enjoying the experience so that you can learn and grow from it.  You will have better memories if you just decide to connect more with people there. Sounds like you haven't met the right people yet.

Answer 4

i think she is really a good person..cuz studying abroad is really hard thing but fun..and it makes u responsible and take care of ur self..all i can say to her is FIGHTING u r doing great!!

Answer 5

I also moved abroad (alone) when I was 17, just give it some time. When you start meeting people you won't feel so lonely.

Also remember to have fun some times, don't spend all your time working or at school. Go out and enjoy where ever it is you are!