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Getting into debt and (36) of income are probably two of the things that international students often do not consider when preparing to live (37) . However, without a full understanding of potential (38) resulting from debt, students often have to drop out of school and return to their countries without (39) their dream of an education abroad. First, to avoid debt while studying abroad, be sure you have enough savings for an (40) year to cover not only tuition, books, and room and board, but also to pay for (41) expenses like medical bills. Too often, students come with the (42) minimum, and then get into (43) problems when they get sick or have an accident. (44) . Perhaps you need to add navel to your list. Just plan on spending more than you anticipate, and if you don’t, you’ll have money left over to pay for future school expenses. (45) . In other words, many students are supported by parents and family while they are studying abroad; however, even parents can lose their jobs due to changes in economic conditions, and this will leave students to support themselves. (46) ; and put a reasonable share of it in savings for a "rainy day." However, students need to follow the national and local laws of the country to determine if they are eligible to work.