More than 80 percent of university students in China want to study abroad, accor

More than 80 percent of university students in China want to study abroad, according to a new online survey.

The survey, conducted by the China Youth Daily and   31   (involve) more than 2400 university students, revealed that more than 80 percent of university students want to study abroad  32       only 16 percent has no such intention.

The survey showed 42 percent students believed overseas education would benefit      33  career development. It also showed 66 percent felt students with overseas educational background were more     34   (compete) than graduates from domestic universities when it came     35  job hunting.

“The CEOs of Nasdaq-listed Baidu and Sohu    36    received an overseas education,” said    37   student from Qinghua University, adding   38  the variety of majors offered by universities abroad was a significant factor.

Contrary to the high percentage of students   39   are confident of holding an overseas diploma, only 2.5 percent of respondents said staying in China had more advantages in job hunting.

The survey also found most of the students who want to study abroad had a clear career plan  40    41 percent hoping to set up their own ventures after coming back to China.

Statistics from the Ministry of Education showed that in 2006 more than 130,000 Chinese went abroad for further study.

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31.involving    32.while   33.their    34. competitive   35.to

36.both         37.a      38.that     39.who/that      40. with