THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EDUCATIONAL MIGRATION AMONG UZBEK STUDENTS
Abstrak
Today, studying at popular universities in developed countries is one of the goals of Uzbek youths. Achieving this goal requires several skills from young people, particularly language proficiency, fundamental knowledge in their field, and financial affordability. These factors prevent many young people from achieving this goal, and only those who can find solutions to such problems will have the opportunity to study abroad in developed countries of higher education.
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