Dexter Gold: listen to your parents....kid
Erica Bottaro: how old are you?maybe you can try a student exchange for a short time at the beginning, see if you like it and then go abroad for longer.
Lucrecia Laurito: No doubt studying abroad will broaden your knowledge in many different ways. my advice, take a deep breath, stay cool and explain to your parents why you want to study abroad, make sure you tell them the advantages of this whole idea. it might be difficult for your parents to overide their emotions and think straight. But dont give up, Aim high and stay calm and reassure your parents that it will be okay.
Coralie Goldsberry: Wait until your old enough, then you can do what you want!But that's maybe not a good solution for your situation.
Rosalba Lingner: My friends have and they've loved it! Try talking to your school about the programs they have once you've convinced your parents. My school has clubs and activities to support it and als! o programs called People-to-People and AFS. Maybe your parents will let you someday. In the meantime, dream big!
Loise Mausser: do whatever u want...try to convence ur parents and tell them the advantages of studying abroad and also tell them u cant gain knowledge and quality education while living in ur country...and still if u dont get permission then work hard and study with heart in ur own country ,get good marks there n after completing ur proffessional studies u can go abroad for higher or further studies
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