Study Abroad Experience: Interview with Sally

Why does Sally say you shouldn't be afraid that your English isn't good enough to study in Vancouver?

• Because many people speak Mandarin.

• Because it has the best weather.

• Because it has the best universities.

• Because it is the cheapest city in Canada.

How does Sally describe the college she attended in Canada?

• As a very expensive and exclusive school.

• As a university similar to those in Taiwan.

• As a program similar to a cram school.

• As a very serious and strict program.

What subject did Sally choose to study in Canada?

• Environmental Science

• Business Administration

• Computer Science

• Digital Marketing

How did Sally's family support her overseas?

• By finding her a job.

• By always asking her if they could send her money.

• By visiting her frequently.

• By helping her with her studies.

Where did Sally work in Canada?

• In a library

• In a coffee shop

• In a bookstore

• In a supermarket

What was one benefit Sally mentioned about working in a coffee shop?

• She made a lot of money.

• She met famous people.

• She improved her English and became more confident.

• She learned how to cook.

How many hours a week could Sally work while she was studying?

• 30 hours

• 20 hours

• 10 hours

• 40 hours

How many hours a week did Sally say she was allowed to work after she finished her study program?

• 30 hours

• 20 hours

• 10 hours

• 40 hours

What advice does Sally give to students studying overseas?

• To only make friends from their own country.

• To avoid working while studying.

• To make friends from different cultures and countries.

• To choose the cheapest school.

How did Sally rate her experience overseas on a scale of one to ten?

• 10 out of 10

• 8 out of 10

• 7 out of 10

• 9 out of 10