Asian Americans: Factors Influencing the Decision to Study Abroad
J. Scott Van Der Meid
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J. Scott Van Der Meid
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This study aims to clarify the influencing factors for Asian American students when making the decision to study abroad. By understanding the influencing factors, efforts could be made to help increase the overall participation of students in study abroad and, more specifically, increase the rate of participation of Asian Americans.
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This study aims to clarify the influencing factors for Asian American students when making the decision to study abroad. By understanding the influencing factors, efforts could be made to help increase the overall participation of students in study abroad and, more specifically, increase the rate of participation of Asian Americans.
Key concepts: Study abroad, Asian americans, Psychology, Political science, Pedagogy, Ethnic group, Law