It will come as no surprise that most students who manage to study abroad are not underpriviledged. However, while finances may have been seen as the main determiner for whether someone is able to study abroad, a new German study suggests that the reality of the situation is more complex than that. In a nutshell, the study found that students who studied a foreign language as a kid or who participated in exchange programs were more likely to see the benefit of doing post secondary studies abroad.
Read more in the Times Higher Education