Everything international students need to know about 2022 recession

With companies like Amazon, Facebook and Twitter laying off employees and universities like Harvard and MIT increasing their tuition fee, we know that the economy is getting into recession. Now the big question is should you still go for study abroad?

Watch this video to know Nistha's views and get the right direction.

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[ramask]

Very balanced and well presented. Usually, a rebound happens in 2 years after recession. So, it's going to be bad time for those who graduated in 2022, and going to graduate in 2023, 2024 but likely a boom in 2025. So, it may be a good time for students to come to USA to study in 2023 and 2024 as when they graduate, economy will be good.

[ThePandaExplorer]

study now, untill your studies are finished, the market would be booming back!

[MrVmanik]

Great articulation of the current situation in both US and Europe. Finally, a sensible recommendation for the viewers 🙏👏

[akashr]

I really appreciate for putting up such useful information at this point of time. Great work!

[SrihariLakshminarayanan]

Very balanced, neutral and well articulated video, that doesn't say left or right blantantly.. Keep up the work

[token]

A word of advice : If you have a good job in India, DO NOT quit that job and go for studies abroad!
I quit my job for studies in Canada, Visa rejected, applied to UK, UK went into recession!

Now I’m looking for a job and I have been Ghosted/Rejected by more than 15 companies !

Do not make the same mistake as me!

[princeofheaven]

As a masters grad of 2010 when the recession peaked I can tell you the experience at that time. It is doubly discouraging because your seniors will be unemployed while studying and there will be no internships to do. When you graduate the employers will ask you about lack of internship experience.

[gurumurthydepuru]

The wealthy people can go and study in abroad always, but not for the students who goes on education loan.

[deep]

dont worry about result focus on work i always focus on work and skills got good job in newyork

[SheelaSharma-bw]

ma'am you video makes so much sense.

[thepaperchemist]

thank you so much ma'm!!! 🙂 You've genuinely helped me figure out and make my decision better...

[sanjeevsharma]

You need to update your finance knowledge. Funds are moving to USD because of interest rates. This has crashed the stock market. With repeated interest hikes still the inflation is high. US fed has messed up by printing dollars. This is going to have huge impact.

[viviev]

Nice promotional video for your business good job

[maheshreddy]

Even after the recession, At that instant I think there could be huge competition in jobs compared to before scenarios. If this is the wrong thought, anyone can correct me.

[pratikkumarpatel]

This is good for local people. First preference should be local citizen.
This action should applicable for other nations, not only indian.

[yashy]

mam, as you said in the graph the trust in US dollar, is strong in the past but in recent years there are a lot of countries who are trying to reduce the usage of the Us dollar which means its gonna be hitting lows continuously may be we should consider this also before applying there

[ersandyu]

You mean 2023 recession? No recession in 2022 yet, mostly very high inflation.

[menaka.k]

Is it safe to do masters in uk in sep intake? Kindly pls reply

[raajac]

Yes , mam your insights of thought helps who looks prosperous US master dreams happy to take right steps.
Once again thanks mam, it was not a easy subject to talk, because without good analytical and data is not going to convince anyone.but your tremendous efforts and knowledge in finance and social life make this video different directions.
In all this is great video for up coming students.thanks mam.

[vecna]

The scenario has changed now a, salaries in India are pretty good when u take the PPP into account. I will go as far as to say that ppl earning one lac a month in India r leading a better life from the ones earning USD 6K. You can't even afford househelp in US here it's cheap.

Things have changed here salaries of 15-18LPA has become pretty common