L1. 3. Critical_Introductif_AGFE - Dec21 EN
My studies abroad
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You are part of a generation for whom studying abroad has become quite natural. It has become obvious for many young people to leave their country to study abroad. We even talk about the ERASMUS generation. It is a way of discovering the world in a privileged setting: study stays are nowadays made easier. Many schools have signed agreements to harmonize the content of their courses, governments and public authorities have created study grants, and there are many websites that present the testimonies of young people, students, apprentices or young workers, who have gone to learn in another country. It's decided, you too are going abroad!    
It is not easy to know in which country and in which city to study? You start collecting information from all over. You ask people you know how their stay in a particular city went. And you realize that the reasons why a city is appreciated or not are very variable, depending on the people who tell you about it. This is a good exercise in critical thinking to solve your current problem: where to study next year?
You have found information about universities on the site "QS Top Universities", which seems to be quite renowned. This site proposes, every year, a world ranking of the universities.
Q1. Which 5 criteria are used to rank universities? *
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Student mix
Financial aid
Employer activity
Cost
Student opinion
Affordability
Proximity
Desirability
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