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Even though it's an older post, the topic is still relevant. Reflecting on my perspective from five years ago, I remember discussing this with friends.

Maybe for exchange programmes. But it depends on her as well. Would have to see if we’re financially able as well

If they have the ability to and if it’s their wish. If not they can always go for exchange programmes etc

If he has the passion for it...I will do everything I can to ensure he gets the opportunity to do better

I'd prefer they stay in Singapore. However, if the need arises, I don't mind sending them abroad

it really depends on what the situation pans out and what is preference of my child

Depends. Need lots of money. I'm sure local uni provide just as best education

It’s good to let my Son experience a whole new world to open up His etes

Depends on the type of courses, and what’s the best that i can afford