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| Undergraduate Study Abroad | 4. It is best to draw a comparative plan of the institutes they short-list. The plan should reflect the strengths and weaknesses of every university. The factors students should consider are the following:
- Minimum score accepted in past years or average score of the class
- Suitability of the program in developing students’ skills to achieve their goals
- The rank of the program
- The credentials of the professors
- The percentage of applicants who were admitted in previous years
- Accreditation with local and international bodies
- Cost of study
- Accommodation available to students
- Facilities available to foreign students
- The location of the institute
- The admission procedure
5. Students must manage their time well in order to seamlessly continue their high school studies while applying abroad. This is especially important as their academic performance will determine to a large extent their admission in the university they desire.
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