International Students

Canada has turned into an attractive place for immigrants from around the globe who are looking for a developed country that will give them good opportunities to succeed in their future. “Over the last few decades, Canadian immigrants have come primarily from these ten countries: China, India, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Korea, the United States, Iran, Romania, the United Kingdom, and Sri Lanka.”( Hughes). Immigration had been the key to Canada’s economy as it benefits it economically and politically. “Immigrants added their cultures, languages, and religions to the mix.” (Ibid, Hughes). New comer’s have a positive impact on Canadian society. They have contributed to Canada’s economy in so many ways but most importantly they have contributed by providing and assisting in skills and labour shortage, they have excelled in the educational opportunities offered in Canada and also they bring their culture to Canada when they immigrate here.

Being an international student poses a lot of challenges in blending in with the other students. Joining University changed my life from a period of being popular in my country as I had made many friends at school and in the neighborhood and I was engrossed in the popularity lifestyle. After a month in university, I felt lonely and judged, and I did not manage to make any friends. People claimed that I was proud for I was bright, had a lot of money and I was trendy which is what I learned later on. I spent my time in the library in order to end the day and the weekends. One day the guy who lives next door challenge me to attend their Christian fellowship meeting. That meeting changed my feel about believes as I got an interest in discovering religious practices. I also felt comfortable as the people were very friendly. From that day, I was able to make friends, and I even got the confidence to start interacting with people outside the Christian circle. I developed a desired to grow my spiritual journey as I learned that that was the road to interacting well with other people. This made me understand why my parents were successful in building community relationships as the religious practice allowed them to be regarded as trustworthy and gave them a place of interaction with other community members.

International students at Georgia Military College (GMC) face a number of problems and challenges unique to their circumstances. These problems and challenges, namely language, financial and cultural barriers, are specific to the experience of international students, and compound the stresses and difficulties that they already cope with just by virtue of being college students. Without a specific study abroad program or supportive resources to aid international students, these barriers can be overwhelming. Language is the most important barrier to adjusting to college life as an international student, followed by financial difficulties, and, lastly, difficulty adapting to the dominant culture. International students at GMC face many, if

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I assume that students come from different backgrounds and countries. Immigrant students including myself come to the United States in search of a better life. We all have the same goal, i.e., aspiring to go to higher education, being successful academically and eventually leading a better life. That’s why i decide to help my old school with the kids, and what the kids need as an item in order to learn. Being a part of a homogeneous community where you do not belong might be very frustrating, but if people come from diverse backgrounds, there is a greater potential for them to understand each other’s feelings.

Here, the quality of life is much better than the lives that many immigrants had in their home countries. For instance, Shastri doubts that her move to Canada will aid her son Sameer, however she remains hopeful that he will reap the benefits (152). It is easy to say that he will definitely do so since the Canadian education system is one to be noted. Here it is free until grade 12. Even after high school is completed, many students are able to attend university and complete their studies through various ways of governmental aid. In countries where education is not free, the studies of an individual who is economically tight, may be incapable of further continuing, unfortunately lowering their quality of life. I can relate to this since my mother came to this country when she was in grade 10, since her brother had told her parents that the education system is much better here than in England. By her coming here, she was able to achieve her dreams and is now working for the Ministry of Attorney General. This proves that Canada is a land of dreams where anything can be

The article of “international student’s permanent residency in Canada” is written by Anqi Shen. The main idea of this paragraph is that that immigration has changed the rules related to international student’s permanent residency in Canada. The federal minister of immigration said that Canada needs immigrants and it’s only possible by international students as the ratio of students is going higher in Canada. Moreover, students can get 15 to 30 points when they apply for Express Entry. So, the main goal is to decrease wait time and technical difficulties in Express Entries. Additionally, CBIE has surveyed and come to know that most of the students want to apply for permanent residency in Canada after their education.

The majority of students in the U.S. are in an endeavor to continue higher education. Most students will end up taking student loans that will take years and even decades to pay back. But, in a country where higher education is needed to succeed in a competitive job market, the debacle arises as to what happens to those who aren’t citizens trying to continue unto higher learning. Certain laws have prevented undocumented students from attending universities because of a rise in immigration. However, to those students that had no say in arriving, they now seem stuck in the crossfire of uncertainty. Many believe giving financial aid to the undocumented is a gateway to flash flood migration.“Allowing illegal immigrant students to pay in-state college

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According to the article “Immigration Issues” by Lucia Engkent, Canada depends on immigration for economic growth. It also states, that immigrants work hard at jobs that Canadian do not want to do. Immigrants leave everything behind in their countries to come to Canada for a better life and to provide for their children. Immigrants must adapt to Canada culture, laws and language. Since the first generation, immigrants work hard to succeed, this puts pressure on their children to also succeed. The second generation immigrants have high level because they have to follow two different cultures included following their cultural tradition and living Canadian lifestyle. Therefore, there are a lot of different between the first and second

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Stock-Track Report Eugene Myslinsky - 208083420 For the past three months we have been participating in a Stock-Trak Simulation exercise to experience what it takes to trade in the stock market. In this report, we will explain which strategies I chose to follow, which investments were the most and least successful to my portfolio and lastly, what advice we would give those who are looking to trade with real money. Investment Strategy and Selection The strategy I employed for our Stock-Trak simulation was to diversify our portfolio among different sectors, various stocks with relatively low risk, and stocks which were positively/negatively

Emerging to international markets was the first company to accomplish this in the world in the year 1986. Later on the company launched their first equity fund, which only began with about 10 billion with a private equity investment worldwide. Ever since, the company has gone out to launch private equity funds in other countries, operating in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. Since then there has been a need to keep thriving to keep success. Research offices around the world are now being built to help with the analytical work with current offices in Dubai, India, China and Beijing.

Every year there are around 435,000 international students enrolled in universities around the UK (UKCISA). Studying abroad for a lot of these students is a privilege, however it can be a stressful experience for various reasons. There are plenty of challenges, other than language barrier, that these students face, like major culture shock, homesickness, and financial difficulties.