What is the easiest way to study abroad?

As an Indonesian who went to college in China, I am saying this purely based on my (limited) experience living in both countries. Having stayed in China (mostly Beijing) for the past 5 years, the advantages of studying in China compared to studying in Indonesia off the top of my head are: You can learn more "street smart" knowledge compared to studying in Indonesia. I have learnt to haggle for an item for under half of its price in China. In Indonesia, this is not possible. You can meet people from all over the nations at a much larger ratio compared to in Indonesia. I have never meet a Vietnamese or Kazakh who is studying in Indonesia, but i have met a lot of them in China. Generally, the people in China are more open minded. If you are of non-Asian descendant, the odds of finding a job as an English teacher with good pay is higher than those of Asian descendants. During my stay in China, I have never find a bribe-able police.Whereas, the disadvantage of living in China compared to Indonesia are: Rents are much higher compared to Indonesia. If you are staying in Beijing, your main health concern will be the air quality. I find that public toilets and the general hygene are better in Indonesia Soen Nico Sufianto , Loves getting lost in thoughts Source: Quora Digest

Yes, You can trust Avanse. I’ve read somewhere that the International Finance Corporation (IFC), an arm of the World Bank, holds a 20% equity stake in Avanse. They are pretty well known and some of my batchmates approached them and their loan got sanctioned in less than a week’s time. The best part is that you don’t have to make arrangements for margin money and also saves you from the endless process of loan approval as they provide quickest loan approvals. Few more things about Avanse is that they have flexible loan schemes for every individual and 100% finance facility in which the course fee & living expenses both are covered. You can check their terms - here Rise & Shine! Kaustubh Chaturvedi · Follow Digital Marketing Specialist at Growth Hackers Digital (2019–present) Source: Quora Digest

That really sucks! It depends where you are from, where you want to study and what field of study you want to pursue. For some of those combinations there are very few scholarships (e.g. MBA in the US) and for some there are more options (e.g., EU citizen who study in an EU state, Norwegian students who get funded by their goverment). So if you want to tell us more details - maybe we can help beyond empathy that I can offer you oceans of! BTW, at GradTrain we are working on developing a smart scholarship database that can match students to relevant scholarships. We are now developing the algorithm so will probably need 2-3 more weeks or so... But in the meantime you can also try to get help on GradTrain forums (www.gradtrain.com/forums) or consult with one of our international coaches who are from your own country. Maybe they can help help until the algorithmic tool is ready. Lital Helman , GradTrain co-founder Source: Quora Digest