“college,”or“school.”: International students leave their home countries.They go to school abroad.One meaning of the word abroad is "in a foreign place."Probably,the country with the most students from abroad is the United States.Canada,Great Britain,and some other European countries also have a lot of students from other countries.But more and more,international students attend colleges and universities in the developing nations of Latin America,Asia, and Africa.Developing nations are countries without a high level of industrialization or technology. Why do high school and college graduates go to colleges and universities far from their homes?Undergraduates are postsecondary students without college.degrees.Often, undergraduates want the experience of life in new cultures.Maybe they want to learn another language well.Many students want degrees in business,engineering,or technology.These subjects are not always available in their home 'countries.Some governments and companies send their best graduate students and workers to other countries for new knowledge and skills.And some international students from expensive private schools at home save money through study abroad programs,especially in developing nations. Why do institutions of higher education want international students?Students from other countries and cultures bring internationalism to the classroom and campus.They bring different languages,customs,ideas,and opinions from many places.Also,educational institutions need money.Tuition is the fee or charge for instruction.Private schools are colleges and universities not supported by government money.They charge high tuition. International students are.not citizens or immigrants.(One definition of citizens and immigrants is "legal members of a nation or country.")International students pay full tuition and fees to state or government schools.And all students away from home have to spend money for housing,food,recreation,and other things.For these reasons,many schools and groups of schools want students from other countries. Decide whether the following statements are true or false..Write“T”for True and“r”for False on the Answer Sheet. 6.The word school usually means "a large group of fish". 7.Developing countries have a very high level of industrialization or technology. 8.The United States perhaps has the most students from other countries. 9.The meaning of post secondary is "after high school". 10.International students can't afford tuition to state or government universities in their native countries. 1650·college, n or "school.» International students leave their home countries. They go "to schoolabroad. One meaning of the word abroad is "in a foreign place. " Probably, the country with the most students from abroad is the United States. Canada , Great Britain , and some other European countries also have a lot of students from other countries. But moreand mbre; international students attend colleges and universities in the developing nations of Lat in America , Asia , and Africa. Developing nations are countries without a high level of industrialization or technology. Why do high school and college graduates go to colleges anduniversities far from their homes? Undergraduates are postsecondary ,students withoutcollege, degrees. Often, undergraduates want the experience of life in new cultures. 、Maybe they want to learn another language well. Many students want degrees in ,business, engineering , or technology. These subjects are not ,always availllble in their home ':COuntries. Some governments and companies send their best graduate students and wQrkers 1;0. other countries for new knowledge and skills. And some internatjonal students from expensive private schools at home save money through study abroad programs, especially in developing nations. Why do institutions of higher education want international students? Students from other countries and cultures bring internationalism to the classroomand campus. They bring different languages, customs, ideas, and opinions from many places. Also , educational institutions need money. Tuition is the fee or charge for instruction. Private schools are colleges and universities not supported by government money. They charge lJ,igh tuition. International student串are" not citizens Or im1l).igrants. (One defini~ion of citizens and immigrants is "legal members of a nation or country. 勺International students pay full tuition and fees to state or governmentschools. And all students away fJ;"om home have to spend money for housing , food , recreation , a~d other things. For these reasons, many schools and groups of schools want students from other countries. 配ide whether the following statements are true or false. Write "T" for True and "F" for F~se on the Answer Sheet. 6. The word school usually means "a large group of fish". 7. Developing countries have a very high level ofindustrializati6n or technology. 8. The l)nited States perhaps has the most students from other countries. 9. The meaning of post secondary is "after high school". 10. International students can't·afford tuitionto state or government uni"ersiti臼in their native countnes. 1650