Importance Of An Exchange Student

People say that the first step to success is finding out what you want and then giving yourself to it with all your heart. I have partly

found myself by making one of the most important decisions of my life - choosing a profession, and now I study Management at YSU’s

faculty of Economics. I have to admit that I haven't always been a student with top marks as I connected my goal of becoming a good

specialist with an experience rather than a qualification. Now I realize that the harder I work at the university, the closer I get to my

profession. However, like most of my fellow students, I dream of breaking out of my academic routine and getting skills that standard

lectures will never provide. Through applying to this project I have made my decision on choosing an exchange country that fits me

most, and I hope that I fit it either, with my statements that are introduced below.

Several things interest me about the US as an exchange student, and I want to introduce them from practical, sociocultural and after

all, a little bit “selfish” aspects. First, US Universities have much to offer me as a student by giving out an opportunity to study precisely

what I’m interested in, in a more different way than I've been used to in my current university. In other words, American education

methods meet students’ objectives and raise analytical thinkers with skills of a potential leader. That is part of what makes it such an

interesting place to study. Besides, studying in a country with mixed culture which is also filled with international students has another

advantage: that is becoming part of the Global youth and exploring my opportunities, obtaining self-confidence, as well as breaking

some stereotypes through interactions and ...

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...a western education they are motivated to

make major contributions to the development of their countries with a clear aim of building a democratic society by sharing experience

and knowledge with others. I have the qualities of struggling for the implementation of the goals that I have always wanted to achieve

and even if they don’t work sometimes, at least I know that I dreamed out loud. So I would like to study in the USA by means of this

program, because it teaches a lot in a short time and it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Thus, I am ready to be an exchange student

for my willingness to continue the endeavors of Global UGRAD alumni: i.e. I have to be a good ambassador of my country, enrich my

knowledge reservoir and use it for the benefit of the public sector in my community. This is my full understanding of what is required

from any exchange student.