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**Oswczrdz** · 12-29-2005, 07:00 AM

I'll have to agree with you, Sved, that the education (along with the good will) "does more for their countries in the long run than foreign aid".

I went to a small Quaker college which sometimes gives full scholarship to gifted foreign students in hope that they will return to their home countries and use their education for the betterment of their country. Many times, however, if they are able to find employment, they prefer to stay here.

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Oswczrdz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 539 Senior Member	I'll have to agree with you, Sved, that the education (along with the good will) "does more for their countries in the long run than foreign aid". I went to a small Quaker college which sometimes gives full scholarship to gifted foreign students in hope that they will return to their home countries and use their education for the betterment of their country. Many times, however, if they are able to find employment, they prefer to stay here.
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