How can I study psychology abroad? How much money do I need to spend for the same?

I am studying in class 12th. I opted for science stream.

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Ambreen Khan | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Hi Arushi, You must first decide where to study, as every country requirements are different. Prepare for SAT if you wish to study in US. TOEFL or IELTS are English language tests you must take irrespective of the country you go. Bachelors degree fee may range from $15000 to $30000 per year.

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