One reason Sarah became a student at Edinburgh University was that

she could do part of her studies at a suitable university abroad.

she could first study abroad and then move to Edinburgh.

her sister had previously studied at Edinburgh.

most of the students at Edinburgh spend a year at an overseas university

How did Sarah feel when she went to Berkeley?

She knew she wanted to make the most of her stay there.

She was pleased to find the people were exactly as she had expected.

She wanted to get a job rather than begin studying immediately.

She began to wish her stay there could be a little shorter.

What does Sarah feel she achieved at Berkeley?

She formed a clearer idea of what her long-term aims were.

She took the first steps towards becoming a teacher.

She developed her poetry-writing skills significantly.

She ensured that she would graduate with a first-class degree.

What does Sarah say about the cost of an international university exchange?

It can be cheaper overall than studying in your own country.

As a student you can get reduced rates for health insurance.

Your fees may be cut by half for every year of your course.

Taking cheap flights abroad can save you a lot of money.

What does ‘one’ refer to in the last paragraph (underlined)?

an international exchange as part of a university course

a research degree at a university in another country

a university course that is paid for by the government

the first year of a university course in your own country

What does Helen Leitch suggest in the final paragraph?

Most students who’ve done an international exchange believe it was highly worthwhile.

Students who do international exchanges often go on to become extremely rich.

Only students from rich families can afford to do an international exchange.

She should be paid a far higher salary for organising international exchanges.

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