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1. Studying is a lot more flexible than working.
2. You get to study in top universities, practising your written and oral skills.
3. You can change modules and take out courses that aren't necessarily linguistic.
4. You get to go on university trips and nights out.
5. You'll make friends your own age a lot easier.
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