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Nearly 30% of Israeli Students Consider Emigrating Post-Graduation Due to Financial Strain
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A survey by the National Union of Israeli Students found that nearly 29% of Israeli students are considering leaving the country after graduation due to high living costs and security concerns. Students face significant financial strain, with many working while studying, relying on parental aid, and accumulating substantial debt. Reservists returning to academia also reported difficulties reintegrating. The survey indicates that 38% of students feel their education is not preparing them for the future job market.
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- Nearly 29% of Israeli students are considering leaving the country after graduation, according to a new survey.
- The high cost of living is cited as the primary reason by 79% of students considering emigration.
- The average student loan debt in Israel is nearly NIS 50,000 (approximately $16,100).
- 64% of IDF reservists reported difficulties returning to academic life after military service.
- 38% of students believe their courses do not adequately prepare them for the future job market.
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