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There are 5 comments on 给波士顿大学新国际学生的建议

  1. 感谢您为我们的国际学生做专题报道! As an American who just came back from a year abroad – having to live, work, and perform research in another country where the culture and dominant language are VERY different – I can’t say enough how important it is to support and welcome students brave enough to study and live abroad in Boston for extended periods of time. I would also love to hear from students at BU who do not speak such fluent English – I wonder if their experiences are very different, because struggling with a language barrier alone can make living arrangements, studying, and avoiding social isolation really difficult.

    1. Hi 劳拉, I am an instructor at BU’s Center for English Language and 取向 Programs. 如果你还想和国际学生交谈,请告诉我! 我们非常希望你能来我们班参观并分享你的经验!

  2. 外国学生读硕士一年级面临的挑战是什么?
    留学生往往容易被一个不是自己的系统所迷惑,所以我认为最好在语言测试后设立一个留学生的指导系统。

  3. I support 300% Massire’s suggestion. Foreign students should be given upon arrival a ‘road map’ of ‘survival’ that includes in-depth discussions of the uniqueness of the American university, its social dynamics, and its extra-curricular groups. In addition, each new foreign arrival should be assigned to a ‘mentor’—that is, a foreign student who has already attended BU for at least one year (and, in addition, ideally, a faculty mentor), “Culture shock” and isolation CAN be avoided, but only if user-friendly measures are in place. (在国外学习了五年)

  4. 我是新来的访问学者,在这里待了一年。 时间有限,我想充分利用它。 As for me, the most difficult thing is to make American friends due to the different culture and non-fluent English. 我希望BU的一些组织可以为国际学生建立一个交流平台,或者举办一些活动来交流他们的文化或其他东西。 这将是非常有趣和有益的。谢谢你!

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