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このために
(Despite decreasing support for scholarships and tightening travel budgets.
4.1 million students left their home countries to pursue formal higher education
at colleges and universities (abroad) (in 2010.) (According to UNESCO.) (there
were 177 million students enrolled in colleges and universities (worldwide) that
year, an increase of 77 million students (since 2000.)
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The US suffered a marked drop in the share of foreign students
received] (hough in absolute terms.) the number of students increased (from
475,000 (in 2000) to 685,000 (in 2010)) Young scholars appear to prefer studying
(in English-speaking countries.) Australia and the UK have the highest
percentage of international students, and have seen noticeable increases in
their popularity as educational destinations in the past decade.) Non-English-
speaking countries (either)suffered a great drop, like Germany, or managed to
remain much the same, (like France and Japan.)
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remain much the same, (like France and Japan.)
Tuition fees (also play a large role in destination choices (for foreign
働き aly and Spain)) international
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students: (among most EU countries (such as Italy
students (from other EU countries) are treated as domestic students (with
respect to tuition fee charges. [which are relatively low (in these countries.])
(In Korea)most international students pay tuition fees [that
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are
(somewhat)
lower than those paid by domestic students.] (So)it has become a more popular
the tuition fees
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study abroad destination than Sweden or the Netherlands. (Meanwhile.) Korea
joins China and India in boasting the largest numbers of students studying
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((abroad.))
take part in
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