There seems to be a hot potato regarding which modern individuals can live and study in many certain countries compared to our ancestors. Presumably, there are several factors hidden behind it such as increasing population and higher education system. Now, i will propose factors before mulling over either optimal or adverse trends in order to arrive at a conclusion in the end.
First and foremost, over-population causes individuals mental health such as depression and loneliness in society. In particular, public education institutions and universities play a part and parcel role for most communities. As well this, the modern generation wants to experience new traditional cultures. As a result of it, a number of students prefer to go overseas in recent years. According to the recent survey by China, 70% of native undergraduates want to experience various different traditional cultures and academic education. If they had a greater educational system they wouldn’t travel around the world. It is all I have reasoned before putting forward the following.
When it comes to enunciating my standpoint, some individuals insist that various different institutions should require a higher threshold to greater competition. In turn, native universities have a great chance to attract their indigenous students. To cite my city Ulaanbaatar as an example, most of the undergraduates prefer to go to national universities and institutes because it’s much easier compared to Mongolian threshold. As a matter of fact, a number of individuals choose over native institutions. In other words, it benefits not only universities but our economical inflation. It is the most pragmatic case though.
Taking everything above into the last but least consideration, it’s likely that various different institutions should require a higher threshold to greater competition whereas the modern generation wants to experience new traditional cultures and academic education that including individuals travel and escape their native country.