First of all, parents are not advised to exchange tuition and living expenses for Australian dollars for students in one lump sum. After all, the money is huge. If students go to universities in Australia, the annual tuition fee is usually 15000 to 25000 Australian dollars. If the monthly living expenses are calculated at 1.500 Australian dollars, it will be around 20,000 Australian dollars for the whole year, and the four years add up to 65,438+.

Because school tuition is paid according to one year or one semester, students may buy all kinds of luxury goods, catch up with fashion and even gamble after paying tuition for one year and having a lot of money in their hands. Some international students squander all their expenses and even steal to maintain a decent life in the end.

Many parents are worried that their children will be short of money abroad, and life will be very difficult. They are worried that their children will suffer, so they give their children a lot of money and are afraid that their children will not spend enough. Parents' worries are totally unnecessary. If they give more money, their children will often just splurge. After a long time, they will become dependent on their parents and lose their fighting spirit. If you don't give enough money, your child will live in poverty, but he will learn to make a reasonable plan for money or earn money for his own work, so as to learn to make a living by himself.